Workflow reporting

[Mike Pokraka]

Hi Akshay,

How long is a piece of string? That question is all but meaningless. Your
value should relate to how often you archive (The report Kjetil mentions
is helpful to answer that question), and what your workflows do.
Interestingly, that report is no longer in any menu path after 4.6x. It's
still around in 620, but no longer maintained. Draw your own conclusions.

If you have a WF on the back of an order and your company handles 50000
orders in a day is that a high load?
Yes, if you are running on a single Windows DB & App server;
No, if you have a farm of 60 machines serving up a 50ms response time.

The real questions are can your system cope? is it efficient? Are your
users getting a good response time? What is probably more important is any
CHANGE in values over time enabling you to plan ahead.

Cheers
Mike Pokraka
Senior Consultant
Workflow Connections Ltd.
Mobile: +44 (0)7786 910 855

akshay.bhagwat at wipro.com wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> We have One of the standard reports - " Work items per task " for
> workflow performance/ load monitoring purpose.
>
> But how do we decide upon the value, e.g. say 10000 per month or 20000
> per month will indicate the load is high?
> i.e. wanted to know is there any threshold value, above which will
> indicate there are large number of work items per task? and what measure
> should be taken in this case?
>
> Pls. suggest.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards,
> Akshay
>
>
>
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