We have a number of saved views across various modules in our model, does the number of saved views impact model performance at all?
I'm not aware of any direct correlation between number of views and performance. The performance impact will arise when the views are opened, an inefficiently designed view can impact the time it takes for that data to render on the page.
I would call out that if you have "stale" views this can make your model more difficult to maintain/enhance. If the views serve a purpose, great then there is no need to remove them. If not, then it may be time for some spring cleaning to ensure that there is a clear line of sight to the purpose of each view.
@Tiffany.Rice
You nailed it, I could not have said it better!
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