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From: Tom Mc on 2 Mar 2010 13:08
We use Risk+ as a risk simulation tool. We have discovered that it works
approximately 20 times SLOWER in MSP 2007 than MSP 2003. Has anyone else run
into this problem. If so, is there a remedy?
From: Rob Schneider on 2 Mar 2010 13:31
My hunch this not a generic issue, but surely best that you consult with
the Risk+ people on this.


--rms

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On 02/03/10 18:08, Tom Mc wrote:
> We use Risk+ as a risk simulation tool. We have discovered that it works
> approximately 20 times SLOWER in MSP 2007 than MSP 2003. Has anyone else run
> into this problem. If so, is there a remedy?
From: Jim Aksel on 2 Mar 2010 18:57
We use Risk+ quite frequently in P2003, P2007 and P2010. There is no
appreciable difference in performance between the patforms.

Might you have files accessed externally from a shared server? We did find
network latency to be a problem on Master Projects stored out on the servers.
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"Tom Mc" wrote:

> We use Risk+ as a risk simulation tool. We have discovered that it works
> approximately 20 times SLOWER in MSP 2007 than MSP 2003. Has anyone else run
> into this problem. If so, is there a remedy?
From: Tom Mc on 4 Mar 2010 13:37
I have tried on several instances with seveal machines and several files a
consistent and significant performance problem with P2007. For example, I
have a small file with only 153 tasks and it takes 20 minutes to run 1000
samples. I have found that other people have had similar performance
problems with P2007.

I run the simulation on a file stored on my desktop (local), so network
latency is not an issue.

Any other thoughts? Thanks - Tom

"Jim Aksel" wrote:

> We use Risk+ quite frequently in P2003, P2007 and P2010. There is no
> appreciable difference in performance between the patforms.
>
> Might you have files accessed externally from a shared server? We did find
> network latency to be a problem on Master Projects stored out on the servers.
> --
> If this post was helpful, please consider rating it.
>
> Jim Aksel, MVP
>
> Check out my blog for more information:
> http://www.msprojectblog.com
>
>
>
> "Tom Mc" wrote:
>
> > We use Risk+ as a risk simulation tool. We have discovered that it works
> > approximately 20 times SLOWER in MSP 2007 than MSP 2003. Has anyone else run
> > into this problem. If so, is there a remedy?
From: Rob Schneider on 5 Mar 2010 02:59
I'd be curious to hear what the Risk+ people say on this?


--rms

www.rmschneider.com




On 04/03/10 18:37, Tom Mc wrote:
> I have tried on several instances with seveal machines and several files a
> consistent and significant performance problem with P2007. For example, I
> have a small file with only 153 tasks and it takes 20 minutes to run 1000
> samples. I have found that other people have had similar performance
> problems with P2007.
>
> I run the simulation on a file stored on my desktop (local), so network
> latency is not an issue.
>
> Any other thoughts? Thanks - Tom
>
> "Jim Aksel" wrote:
>
>> We use Risk+ quite frequently in P2003, P2007 and P2010. There is no
>> appreciable difference in performance between the patforms.
>>
>> Might you have files accessed externally from a shared server? We did find
>> network latency to be a problem on Master Projects stored out on the servers.
>> --
>> If this post was helpful, please consider rating it.
>>
>> Jim Aksel, MVP
>>
>> Check out my blog for more information:
>> http://www.msprojectblog.com
>>
>>
>>
>> "Tom Mc" wrote:
>>
>>> We use Risk+ as a risk simulation tool. We have discovered that it works
>>> approximately 20 times SLOWER in MSP 2007 than MSP 2003. Has anyone else run
>>> into this problem. If so, is there a remedy?
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