Are you testing the new SSIS+ 1.6 Beta 2 or the previous version? The Compression property will enable gzip compression of the CRM web services. In the previous CRM 4.0 the compression was disabled by default because most CRM servers were not setup to use compression. I think MS did correct this for CRM 2011. Please give it a try. I would be interested to hear if you see any performance gains when using it.
On Wednesday, June 13, 2012 7:11:25 PM UTC-4, Ivan Peev wrote:
> Hi Ray,
> Are you testing the new SSIS+ 1.6 Beta 2 or the previous version? The > Compression property will enable gzip compression of the CRM web services. > In the previous CRM 4.0 the compression was disabled by default because > most CRM servers were not setup to use compression. I think MS did correct > this for CRM 2011. Please give it a try. I would be interested to hear if > you see any performance gains when using it.
> Ivan
> On Wednesday, June 13, 2012 10:39:30 AM UTC-4, rriopel432 wrote:
>> Before I try playing around with this property to improve performance, >> how does the Compression property work?
On Thursday, June 14, 2012 9:11:56 AM UTC-4, rriopel432 wrote:
> I'm testing with Beta 2.
> Which connection type would you recommend that I use for against CRM 2011 > web services using Windows Authentication?
> On Wednesday, June 13, 2012 7:11:25 PM UTC-4, Ivan Peev wrote:
>> Hi Ray,
>> Are you testing the new SSIS+ 1.6 Beta 2 or the previous version? The >> Compression property will enable gzip compression of the CRM web services. >> In the previous CRM 4.0 the compression was disabled by default because >> most CRM servers were not setup to use compression. I think MS did correct >> this for CRM 2011. Please give it a try. I would be interested to hear if >> you see any performance gains when using it.
>> Ivan
>> On Wednesday, June 13, 2012 10:39:30 AM UTC-4, rriopel432 wrote:
>>> Before I try playing around with this property to improve performance, >>> how does the Compression property work?