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MarioLanning
New Member
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 Posted - 30 May 2002 : 11:20:39
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So since the total time was 20 MS am I to assume its a problem with my web server or the actual asp files themselves?
Thanks a bunch :-)
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ruirib
Snitz Forums Admin
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Posted - 30 May 2002 : 12:01:53
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So since the total time was 20 MS am I to assume its a problem with my web server or the actual asp files themselves?
Yeah, I would say that it looks like that, indeed. Having those 4.x seconds page generation time, coupled with this, would point towards the Web server, quite likely.
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MarioLanning
New Member
USA
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Posted - 31 May 2002 : 23:47:33
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I just don't get it. I moved it to a new poweredge server all by itself with dual 1.3 Ghz Processors and 1 GB ram. I tried the form before I even added any other sites to that server. Still the same thing. URGH.. Ok.. I give up.. I have one more thing I'm adding to the network next week and we shal see. foundrynetworks fastiron switch.. If all this does not fix it I'll scream!
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Aaron S.
Average Member
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Posted - 01 June 2002 : 00:03:14
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I have had DB calls take a few MSs but the page takes 4+ seconds to load.
I fixed a lot of it by reducing calls to the recordset (using getrows) and consolidatin DB calls.
jump_to.asp is a very slow page. It is an inlcude on active.asp and topic.asp. By changing the file... I cut down the page load time by 50%+.
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ruirib
Snitz Forums Admin
Portugal
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Posted - 01 June 2002 : 06:34:19
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There is something weird there Mario. Unless this Snitz version is already optimized (and I do admit that is possible, but maybe Richard or Huw can confirm), I get a 1.6 secs page generation time for default.asp at this forum and your forum does not have
neither the number of users nor the number of categories/forums as this one.
Is your Web server on the same machine as the SQL Server?
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MarioLanning
New Member
USA
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Posted - 02 June 2002 : 10:12:16
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No ruirib, the SQL server is another machine, its no slug either. Its a clustered set of maxed out poweredges. Last night I added the second SQL server becauuse it did need to be upgraded as you can see from my previous post. I first thought it was the servers but the CPU's are nowhere near being overloaded anymore. I tried perfmon out and loading the page. Its not a CPU issue.
Aaron. could you mail me the modified ASP pages you made so I may try them out on my server to see if that can correct it?
me@myserver.org
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ruirib
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Posted - 02 June 2002 : 14:34:10
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No ruirib, the SQL server is another machine, its no slug either.
Well how fast is the network response? Those performance tests you made were they done from the Web server machine or directly on the SQL Server computer?
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scottw
Starting Member
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Posted - 14 August 2002 : 12:42:47
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I too had real slow loading of my default page. Also many other pages. One solution I found was to cache the .INC files in the web server. This cut down the load time of my default page by over 50%.
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