1. Avoid execute sync command when it's not needed
-This rule detects unneeded usage of sync on/off
2. Check if LU sync timeout is not set
-This rule checks if LU sync timeout is not set (recommended timeout is 60 sec)
3. Check the LU recommended sync timeout (60 sec) is being used
-This rule checks if LU sync timeout is set for more than the recommended time (60 sec)
4. It’s highly recommended to use Graphit in the WS
-This rule detects WS that are not using graphit.
5. Avoid accessing the same table multiple times
-Avoid accessing the same table multiple timesif all queries can be combined into one query.
6. Generate CSV file with Fabric data
-Generate CSV file with Fabric data – When possible use the fabric ‘SET OUTPUT FILE’ command followed by query execution instead of writing a code.
7. Complex queries
-simplify the queries whenever it's possible to avoid performance issues
8. LUDB Functions
-This rule checks if LUDB functions parameters are being used inside each function logic.
1. Avoid execute sync command when it's not needed
-This rule detects unneeded usage of sync on/off
2. Check if LU sync timeout is not set
-This rule checks if LU sync timeout is not set (recommended timeout is 60 sec)
3. Check the LU recommended sync timeout (60 sec) is being used
-This rule checks if LU sync timeout is set for more than the recommended time (60 sec)
4. It’s highly recommended to use Graphit in the WS
-This rule detects WS that are not using graphit.
5. Avoid accessing the same table multiple times
-Avoid accessing the same table multiple timesif all queries can be combined into one query.
6. Generate CSV file with Fabric data
-Generate CSV file with Fabric data – When possible use the fabric ‘SET OUTPUT FILE’ command followed by query execution instead of writing a code.
7. Complex queries
-simplify the queries whenever it's possible to avoid performance issues
8. LUDB Functions
-This rule checks if LUDB functions parameters are being used inside each function logic.