Monitoring Performance with the Page Time Summary
The Page Time Summary is a troubleshooting tool, which displays performance logs by record type. This page includes summary performance log information and a list of instances. It displays a script and workflow time breakdown chart for the actively selected instance.
You can use the Page Time Summary page to measure the performance of user event scripts, client scripts, and workflows and quickly identify customizations that take an unusually long time to run.
For each record instance, you can identify the overall time it took for all scripts and workflows deployed on that record type to run.
To modify the aggregations included on the Summary section of the Performance Logs portlet, click the menu at the top right corner of the portlet and select Set Up. Clear the box if you do not want the column to show on the Summary section.
Accessing the Page Time Summary
To access the Page Time Summary page, do one of the following:
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Go to Customization > Performance > Page Time Summary.
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On Record Pages Monitor, click a data point on one of the graphs. For more information, see Record Pages Monitor Charts.
Guidelines for Using the Page Time Summary
Refer to the following guidelines to optimize use of the Page Time Summary:
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Your performance logs are not moved with your NetSuite account to the new data center built on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). For the first 29 days after the move, the displayed values will be calculated using data stored since the date of the move, rather than from the last 30 days.
For more information about account moves to OCI, see Account Move to OCI FAQ.
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Page Time Summary can display data from up to 30 days in the past. You can filter the logs that appear on the page by picking a start and end date within the 30-day range.
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Performance is measured only on a per record and per script basis. Identifying the performance of individual API calls is not supported.
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Only UI changes are logged on the Page Time Summary page.
Related Topics
- Using the Application Performance Management Tools
- Monitoring Account Performance
- Monitoring Record Pages
- Using Page Time Details
- Analyzing Scripts
- Monitoring SuiteCloud Processors Performance
- Analyzing Web Services Performance
- Analyzing Search Performance
- Monitoring Web Services and RESTlet Concurrency
- Profiling Operations Performance