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We have a query that take takes anywhere from 24-38 seconds to run when you run it from SQL Server Management Studio from a remote machine, but <1 second to run when it is run from the machine locally using SQL Server Management Studio.
SQL Server ...
Started by nvahalik on
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In another way, like remote desktop etc? If everything is slow when you try to reach Does your query still run just as slow?
Also when you connect remotely is the initial connection slow to connect? My thought here is that it could....
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I came back from the weekend and this old IBM Netfinity 5100 server is extremely slow.
It's running Windows 2003 standard, has been working great for years.
Today it took about 4 hours to boot up. Once in Windows, it takes minutes to pull up menus.
I ...
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What kind of tests are saying that the raid configuration is fine? Have you tried rebooting the server and go into the raid configuration utility, to see if the raid is degraded or rebuilding? What kind of RAID level is it running? Are there any LED lights... .
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Hey everyone, after posting another question here , it seems I have to create a fixed disk in order to get one 700GB.
I have shut down the machine (which basically has nothing on it), and gone to convert to a fixed disk. It is going EXTREMELY slow - if...
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To add to Andy's response, this blog entry provides some background... .
MS released a tool to create VHD's very quickly which bypasses the zero out process .
By default, when you create a VHD, the creation process zeros out the data as it builds the file .
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So, i'm new to ASP.NET and AJAX. I am trying out the Beta library.
I setup a page and was using the Editor. The loading of this page is well, slow.
There is nothing more than then, you can see it here
http://eski.internet.is/default.aspx but it will take...
Started by eski on
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For that site I'm getting this from YSlow: HTTP Requests - 46 Total Weight - 304.9K
1 HTML/Text 121.9K 4 JavaScript File 161.7K 3 Stylesheet File 6.4K 38 Image... .
No, it doesn't load the whole 7mb worth of .dlls - that's the code that generates the output .
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I have a network with 4 computers and 1 server. The server is running Windows 2008 x64 Standard (Domain Controller). IT IS NOT A PRINT SERVER. The four client computers print directly to the printer, using the IP address as the port. The port protocol...
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I do support for a software company and our application is having slow print to Kyocera printers.
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I have a GridView in a ListView contained in a ScrollViewer element.
I understand WPF draws only the visible data at runtime, for example on scrolling grids only the visible rows are drawn initially - my problem is that I don't have as much power as on...
Started by JohnIdol on
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Now, are your styles complex? or do they have a lot of render .
Be extremely slow on your portable device.
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I'm generating regular expressions dynamically by running through some xml structure and building up the statement as I shoot through its node types. I'm using this regular expression as part of a Layout type that I defined. I then parse through a text...
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Parsing through a text-file.
Powerful but slow.
Regular expressions are slow ...
Having a potential of 50 match groups in a single expression by default is going to be a bit slow some other method.
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A particular UPDATE query on our website sometimes runs extremely slow, and examines a lot more rows than necessary. It filters by the primary key, so I would expect that MySQL would always just need to examine one row.
Here's some examples from MySQL...
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Since I've changed this query MySQL's slow-query log remains blissfully.
USING (folder_id) WHERE ...
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I'm working on an embedded C++ application running on Linux. I've recently encountered some really strange performance problems with pthreads.
My system has 8 threads passing information back and forth protected using a pthread mutex lock. When running...
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Are you sure you're initializing the mutex the way you think you are? Is this thing in a file scope variable or allocated? I'm thinking that gdb is ending up giving you a different set of options on the mutex due to the luck of the memory initialization... .
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Hi.
I've installed MySQL 5.1.40 Source distribution (64-bit executable x86_64) following these instructions by Hivelogic and the mysql (2.8.1) gem using ARCHFLAGS="-arch x86_64" .
I'm using it for Ruby on Rails development and my problem is that even ...
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Could this be something worth considering for your situation....
This may be the wrong path, but its my understanding that Snow Leopard boots up with a 32-bit kernel by default unless you tell it otherwise (by holding down the 6 and 4 keys during bootup) .
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