1. From the menu select Tools -> Client Options:
   
   
   
   
2. In the General Settings box you can choose which Main View is opened first. The Default Group box is where you define what group is opened first.
   
   
   
   
3. When click in the Default Group drop down you will get a list similar to this:
   
   
   
   
4. A good choice would be Latest Accounts or some other similar group that is not too large.
   
   
5. Click the OK button.

1. File Extension of .MDF
2. File Extension of .LDF
3. C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\SalesLogix (including the sub folders)
4. SalesLogix network logging folders

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\SalesLogix\SalesClient
Change the key value for DontCacheGroups to "T"

1. Do not have too many other things running on your SQL server. I have seen people use their Domain Controller for their SQL server. Don’t do this. A DC has processes and overhead you do not need. In fact your SQL server should be a member server and have no participation as a controller. Also unload any other unnecessary processes from this computer such as IIS, Knowledgesync, disk indexing … you get the idea - if at all possible keep your SQL server as a SQL server engine. Boxes are relatively cheap now, so do yourself a favor invest in a decent SQL box.
2. Anti-virus - ideally you won’t even need this on the SQL box but if you want it here read the items on what to exclude from your anti-virus scans.
3. Reindex your databases on a regular database - you can use a maintenance plan to make this happen on a regular basis.

1. Open SQL Query Analyzer logging in as a sa equivalent user.
2. Input this SQL statement:
   
   

   sp_configure 'network packet size', 8192 reconfigure with override

   
   
3. Close Query Analyzer.
4. Now open SalesLogix Connection Manager
5. Edit your SalesLogix connection.
6. Click the All Tab
   
   
7. Locate the packet Size
8. Click the Edit Value button
9. Change the value to 8192
10. Click the OK button.
11. You must stop and start the SalesLogix service for this to take effect.

If oRS.State = 1 Then
    oRS.Close
End If
Set oRS = Nothing