Support Article
Poor Performance - Numerous PEGA0029 alerts
SA-8752
Summary
- Overall performance of the system is poor
- An ALERT log is increasing in size. There is a large number of PEGA0029 alerts.
Error Messages
Not Applicable
Steps to Reproduce
No specific steps were found that would trigger the poor performance. Performance seems poor immediately after user logins.
Root Cause
Database is responding poorly to PRPC SQL. Specifically, the PEGA0005 alerts indicate that a specific SQL is causing the most mayhem. The source of the SQL has been traced back to standard Report Definition: <DATA-RULE-SUMMARY> PZWARNINGINTRODUCED. This standard stored procedure is called by each User Requestor Instance after user login, and is called repeatedly as the user updates rule instances.
Resolution
To stop the imposition of this SQL statement, perform the following:
1. Save the following section to the user's ruleset:
<RULE-HTML-SECTION>@baseclass.RuleFormHeaderMessagesInner
2. Update this newly saved section and remove the reference to the report definition "pzWarningsIntroduced". Save the updated section.
3. Shutdown Process Commander.
4. For each PRPC node, delete the PegaRULES_Extract_Marker.txt file located in the PRPC Explicit Temp directory.
5. Restart Process Commander and Re-test.
Published January 31, 2016 - Updated October 8, 2020
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