Subject | Re: Windows server 2003 |
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Author | tymorrisy |
Post date | 2004-12-16T14:36:16Z |
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, JD FitzGerald <jd@h...> wrote:
I am testing does not use alot of sp's but it does us some plan
statements. These have caused it to crash the firebird engine for me.
I can take out the plan part of the sql statement and it runs fine,
but I am having to fight with the programmers on that product to get
it done.
> tymorrisy wrote:I have been testing it this week for the first time on 2003. The app
> >
> > How many people are using windows server 2003 with firebird 1.5.x?
> >
> > Is anyone having trouble with it?
> >
>
> A client is running superserver on 2003. I've been having problems with
> the process hogging lots of processor time and the biggest of the dbs
> (~600mb) getting hella slow.
> Are you using a lot of stored procedures? Because they've been the
> biggest problem for me; they're getting real slow. The only solution I
> found was to move a lot of the work to the client application. Things
> are still a bit ropey though.
> My next plan is to move to classic and see if that helps...
I am testing does not use alot of sp's but it does us some plan
statements. These have caused it to crash the firebird engine for me.
I can take out the plan part of the sql statement and it runs fine,
but I am having to fight with the programmers on that product to get
it done.