> A customer has moved server from an XP machine to a a super-duper
> Win2003 PC and is experiencing big query slow downs.
>
> Details:
>
> Win2003 R2, two dual core Xeons, 4GB ram, database installed on a raid
> 5 disk array.
>
> Running FBv1.53 SS as a service+guardian.
> CPU Affinity=1.
> No virus checker running
> 1 database (.fdb ext) around 35MB in size.
>
> The local protocol doesn't work, I need to add "localhost" to all
> gbak/gsec usage.
>
> The users (3 of them) are experiencing a slowdown when when moving
> from screen to screen (which fires off queries). These queries
> previously had sub-second response times on the XP PC, but now take
> anywhere between 10-60 seconds depending on the query.
>
> At first, it seemed as though there were no indexes, so I performed a
> back-up and restore (that does rebuild the indexes doesn't it?). No
> change.
>
>
> Any further suggestions?
>
> TIA
>
> David

some old ground perhaps:
Check your system resote on new server, ensure it's rutned off.
and/or ensure db file extension if not .gdb
restore will restore state of backup (i.e. backup can be done with indexes
deactived). ensure that indexes are active
(i don't think is an issue on a 35 Mb database - should run almost fine
without indexes)
Are you using citrix etc?
Alan