Subject | Working with IB from an application running several times in Terminal Server |
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Author | Luciano Sparacino |
Post date | 2002-01-29T16:22:45Z |
Let me explain a very particular case:
We have our application running on a terminal server and about 20-30 users
connect to it to use the same EXE file.
The IBServer (in another machine) receives connections only from the
terminal server, but it turns to work very slow in a couple of hours after
most of the users connect to the system. (the same application working
without terminal server on other customers doesn't show that poor
performance).
We've been thinking about the way in which IB and FB (we've used both)
identifies a session in memmory, because the server starts gaining memmory
and never releases it until the last user closes the application.
So... could it be possible that IB manages the session information with all
the transactions information as it is only one user connected and working
all day long??? Does anybody know how IB keep the info per session??? does
it identify it by host name and application name ?? (in that case it would
be in trouble).
Any comments will be useful, thanks
Luciano.
We have our application running on a terminal server and about 20-30 users
connect to it to use the same EXE file.
The IBServer (in another machine) receives connections only from the
terminal server, but it turns to work very slow in a couple of hours after
most of the users connect to the system. (the same application working
without terminal server on other customers doesn't show that poor
performance).
We've been thinking about the way in which IB and FB (we've used both)
identifies a session in memmory, because the server starts gaining memmory
and never releases it until the last user closes the application.
So... could it be possible that IB manages the session information with all
the transactions information as it is only one user connected and working
all day long??? Does anybody know how IB keep the info per session??? does
it identify it by host name and application name ?? (in that case it would
be in trouble).
Any comments will be useful, thanks
Luciano.