Was discussing with a client if the number of Groups / links and levels affects the logon time. For example, if he is level 3, it would be a slow logon, if he is level 1, it would be a fast logon.
I don’t think it matters because the SQL generated is the same.
This is a hard one to test which approach gives the fastest logon since there are so many other variables that can affect logon times. Any opinions?
[list]network connectivity
the database the repository is in
how many subgroups the user is part of
how you manage your universe access (linking/unlinking versus enabled/disabled)[/list]
and yes, this is a hard thing to test but i am sure as you search the site here that you will find a fair amount of discussion on this topic. i would say that to the extent that you can have a simple structure your
login time will be relatively minimal.
Thanks, for the reference to other postings. I had done a search before posting mine, but didn’t find anything … I probably am not searching right / use to the new search screen since listserv.
Interesting postings though, I have never used enable/disable for security - just for system maintenance, so I can see how that would slow things down.
hmm, i guess the listserv archives have not yet been imported into here but when that does i know there are some very good discussions on the topic.
another resource for the interim would be some of the user group sites as i know our bonymaug group has had some on the subject. www.bonymaug.com, and being in the area you shoud come to our next meeting - sometime next spring (?)
This may be mentioned in the links provided above, but enable/disable is more resource intensive than link/unlink. One of our consultants is doing a presentation at the conference that will talk about this. Even if you can’t make it to the conference, our presentations will be on the web soon after.
You can also create a few indexes that improve your response time for logins.