Hi Prathamesh,
Does the slowness occur on the default out‑of‑the‑box Operational dashboards as well, or only on custom dashboards/tabs (with added cards/saved views)?
Quick triage for slow Operational Dashboard (MXAPIVIEWMANAGER) – MAS 9.1.8
- Simplify the default dashboard: test with a minimal dashboard (few cards) to see if load time drops, then add cards back gradually.
- Trim heavy cards/queries: KPI/Trend/Comparison and Work Queue cards execute queries; reduce trend windows and card count to isolate offenders.
- Check saved views/columns: MXAPIVIEWMANAGER returns view configs; many or complex saved views (wide column sets, related attributes) can bloat the call, keep selections lean, avoid deep dot‑notation.
- Client sanity check: use the browser Network tab to confirm which request is slow and its payload size; keep pageSize modest and avoid select=*.
- Log the real bottleneck: enable mxe.db.logSQLTimeLimit (e.g., 200–500 ms) and set the root logger to WARN so slow SQL is captured.
- Reference baselines: IBM performance best practices + MAS Performance Wiki (sizing/tuning/DB).
If you do not find anything above, check Environmental basics:
✅ Maximo Application Suite (MAS) Performance Check List
Kind regards
Anneli
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Anneli Dolff
Maximo Consultant
Nexer AB
Göteborg
Sweden
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Original Message:
Sent: Thu February 05, 2026 11:38 AM
From: Prathamesh Kulkarni
Subject: MAS Operational dashboard loading slowness
Hi,
In MAS 9.1.8, Operational dashboards performing slowly. OOB API calls related to MXAPIVIEWMANAGER taking more than 30/40 sec.
Is there list of parameters to check?
Please advise, thanks.
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Prathamesh Kulkarni
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