The non-existing address identifier might be just a result of me manually deleting all customer data (I deleted all data from the Address table also) I removed the mentioned discounts (these were not active anyway) And I saw the not so good 5-6 secs of load time...
...after that I downloaded the updated version (with the changeset applied) and that was it ! 1.13 sec time to first byte !!! Thanks a lot! (glad I could supply you test data revealing the bug?/optimization possibility)
Andrei, what is the best way to update my code with the fixes you've made for performance? I have made some modifications to the source and hopefully I don't have to re-apply those, but is what it is if I have to. Please let me know. Thanks.
Andrei, what is the best way to update my code with the fixes you've made for performance? I have made some modifications to the source and hopefully I don't have to re-apply those, but is what it is if I have to. Please let me know. Thanks.
Todd
Just open the solution and manually make the same changes. Then deploy the updated solution to your server.
Hi Andrei - I have made the changes in changeset 48664fc80e76, which all are in AddressService.cs. However, performance is still really slow. Did I miss some changes elsewhere?
Hi Todd, I observed the performance problem still persisting when I reentered a discount assigned to categories. Do a test making sure you don't have such discounts (it is not enough that they are not active, make sure to delete them or change their type to be any other type but the 'Assigned to categories')
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