Business rule is appearing in slow scriptsSummary> You might see certain Business rules showing up on "Slow Scripts" module and we start digging more on the business rule to identify the root cause of the issue. > Before digging further on the business rule, there are certain checks that need to be performed to ensure that the business rule is indeed slow and not just showing up due to high execution count with low average execution time. > There are 2 key fields in the "Slow Scripts" module, "Execution Count" and "Average Execution time (ms)", which should be reviewed first. If the execution count is high with an average time in the range of a few milliseconds, the "Total execution time" will still appear high, causing the business rule to show up on the "Slow Script" list. However, in such cases, the business rule may not be slow in actual runtime as the execution time is merely in milliseconds. For example, if the average execution time is 1.65 ms and the execution count is 999,835, the total execution time will be 27 minutes, which may incorrectly flag the business rule as slow. > Therefore, for such entries, it is safe to ignore them as they are not slow in actual runtime and may be causing false positives in the "Slow Scripts" module.