Finding that the response of SQL Estimating is delayed when working with a Windows 10 machine (specifically when modifying a column with grouped items).  Here is what we've tried/found so far:

• Working in an environment where the SQL Database is hosted on a virtual 2016 server and is accessed across a physical local network by both Windows 7 and Windows 10 machines (different builds of Windows 10 exist in this network).
• Using SQL Server 2014
• Sage SQL Estimating v19.12
• Found that especially when modifying a column with grouped items, there is a delayed response of the program only at a Windows 10 Workstation.
• No delay from the Windows 7 machines
• Reverted one workstation from Windows 10 back to Windows 7 (so same hardware) and delay went away
• Tested at brand new workstation and delay exists.
• Tested locally at the Server and there is no delay.
• Copied the database and estimates locally to a Windows 10 machine and there is no delay.
• Setup Inbound TCP and UPD ports in the firewall
• Disabled the firewall
• Ran as Domain Administrator
• Ran Sage System Verifier on the workstation
• Changed Role of Estimator to Administrator

We're going to try the following:

• Archiving the Accounting Log Viewer
• Pooling the Timberline Data DSN in ODBC Administrator (as MyAssistant, Timberscan, and ProCore are also used)
• Host the SQL Database on both a Windows 7 machine and a Windows 10 machine and then connect from a different Workstation to test behavior

It seems to me, so far, that this is likely a communication issue between Windows 10 and the server (caching or other) and am searching through Microsoft support as well.  I am posting here on the chance that there is another Sage user that has experienced this also.