===== Environment Check Tool for WMS =====
===Overview===
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The **Environment Check Tool** runs a standardized set of technical measurements to **help identify where a performance issue** in the user's Produmex WMS environment may be coming from. 
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**It automatically checks:**
  * **Network latency** to the SAP Business One server
  * **Database server memory and database sizes**, to help spot memory constraints
  * **Database and direct connection performance**
  * **Transaction Notification response time**, including an empty call to detect database-side delays
  * SAP Business One **UI performance**, by timing representative UI operations

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=== How to run the tool ===

**The tool is installed automatically with Produmex WMS** - no additional installation or configuration is needed:
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C:\Program Files\Produmex\Produmex Tools\Produmex.Sbo.Logex.Tools.EnvironmentChecks.exe</code>
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**Note:** It is important to run the tool and SBO as administrator, otherwise the console will not run properly!
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**Run the tool:** 

  - Right-click SAP Business One and select **Run as administrator**, then log in to the relevant company
  - Open **File Explorer** and go to **C:\Program Files\Produmex\Produmex Tools\**
  - Right-click **Produmex.Sbo.Logex.Tools.EnvironmentChecks.exe** and select **Run as administrator**
  - A console window opens and the checks run automatically - no input is required
  - Once it is done, the results are automatically saved
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=== Reviewing your results ===
The user can **run the tool any time** so they can have a **quick read on their own environment**'s health.\\
**The tool automatically saves its results to a log file at:**
<code>C:\ProgramData\Boyum IT\WMS\EnvironmentChecks.log</code>
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**Sharing results with Support:**  
  - Go to the folder above and **locate the EnvironmentChecks log file**
  - **Attach it** directly to the support case 
  - This **gives** **Support a consistent, predefined set of measurements up front**, reducing back-and-forth troubleshooting questions
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