Performance and These benchmark results demonstrate that Microsoft Dynamics Scalability Database CRM can scale to data volumes of over 1 billion database records – Scalability for the while maintaining performance at sub-second response times. Test Enterprise results were achieved without customizations, and minimal optimization to simulate an out-of-the-box Microsoft Dynamics CRM deployment. This white paper describes the goals, methodology and detailed results of this performance benchmark. Performance and Microsoft Dynamics CRM showed network utilization improvements Scalability Bandwidth of up to 94% in version 4.0. This paper details the test results – Utilization Improvements comparing version 3.0 to 4.0. To download a copy of these white papers, on Microsoft Downloads, see Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 Performance and Scalability White Papers at Appendix B Workflow Settings in CRM – The configurable workflow settings that are held in the deploymentproperties table are described below. Item Description AsyncItemsInMemoryHigh Max number of async operations the service will store in memory. Upon selection interval, if the number of items in memory falls below AsyncItemsInMemoryLow, the service will pick enough to reach up to AsyncItemsInMemoryHigh again. AsyncItemsInMemoryLow Minimum number of async operation the service needs to have in memory before loading new jobs into memory. Upon selection interval, if the number of items in memory falls below this value, the service will pick up enough to reach AsyncItemsInMemoryHigh again. AsyncJobMaxExecutionTime Used for organization maintenance jobs only to determine if a job has timed out. Every AsyncJobTimeoutLockedInterval, the service will query to determine if a job has been running longer than the AsyncJobMaxExecutionTime. Interval used to to see if there is a pending organization maintenance job.
Performance and Scalability – Database Scalability for the Enterprise These benchmark results demonstrate that Microsoft Dynamics CRM can scale to data volumes of over 1 billion database records while maintaining performance at sub-second response times. Test results were achieved without customizations, and minimal optimization to simulate an out-of-the-box Microsoft Dynamics CRM deployment. This white paper describes the goals, methodology and detailed results of this performance benchmark. Performance and Scalability – Bandwidth Utilization Improvements Microsoft Dynamics CRM showed network utilization improvements of up to 94% in version 4.0. This paper details the test results comparing version 3.0 to 4.0. To download a copy of these white papers, on Microsoft Downloads, see Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 Performance and Scalability White Papers at Appendix B – Workflow Settings in CRM The configurable workflow settings that are held in the deploymentproperties table are described below. Item Description AsyncItemsInMemoryHigh Max number of async operations the service will store in memory. Upon selection interval, if the number of items in memory falls below AsyncItemsInMemoryLow, the service will pick enough to reach up to AsyncItemsInMemoryHigh again. AsyncItemsInMemoryLow Minimum number of async operation the service needs to have in memory before loading new jobs into memory. Upon selection interval, if the number of items in memory falls below this value, the service will pick up enough to reach AsyncItemsInMemoryHigh again. AsyncJobMaxExecutionTime Used for organization maintenance jobs only to determine if a job has timed out. Every AsyncJobTimeoutLockedInterval, the service will query to determine if a job has been running longer than the AsyncJobMaxExecutionTime. Interval used to to see if there is a pending organization maintenance job.
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