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Hi Wesley, thanks for that comment. I will follow up with our developers about possibilities on that once Scheduler was always thinking at the Org level data, but as you mention and describe scoping it to Site will improve performance. Thanks for the detail.
Our Graphical Work Week takes about 3 minutes to load a work list, and we think the reason is because the stieid is not included along with historyflag and the dates. We can include this in our work query, but it is applied in subclasues in the where clause that do not help to narrow the records before the database joins the workorder table back onto itself to find the work orders and tasks on those work orders. Having a siteid on a work list and applying that higher in the where clause would reduce the query run time to 300ms. We would very much like this improvement.