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What happens to global warming science when the Earth refuses to warm? Global warming: Been there, done that. Forward-looking folks are adjusting their fretting machinery now to something called Cycle 25. Button up your overcoats. Ice is on the way.
Global...
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Have a warm....
"What happens to global warming science when the Earth refuses to warm the Earth can actually refuse to warm,when it is dependent on our taking care of it by reducing CO2 emissions.
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Is it a good idea to warm up cache in the BEGIN block, when it gets used?
Started by Timmy on
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By warm up I assume you mean use BEGIN() to guarantee the cache is preloaded before anything else.
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We have a job which runs every morning in CruiseControl.net to import a datafile into a DB. Our problem seems to be that some nights the DB goes to sleep over night. When we run the script in the morning our connection times out while we wait for the ...
Started by Pete Duncanson on
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Could you schedule a query 30 minutes before your build process runs to "warm up" the server?
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I recently learned about scenarios which require warming up an app (with high throughput requirement) before they start serving real requests. The logic behind this was to allow JIT to do its performance magic!
Is this a norm for Java apps or is this ...
Started by Aayush Puri on
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Of a few other issues that require warm-up:
Objects instantiation (lazy loading, singletons etc.); Heap to an application's behavior as well, so that OS calls may also be affected by a warm-up period.
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Do I need a separate license for Windows Server 200X to run a warm standby server?
I have a Windows Server 2003 machine running SQL Server 2005. I also have a Windows Server 2008 machine running SQL Server 2005. I know I'm good on the SQL Server 2005 ...
Started by DBAndrew on
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Windows does not have the same licensing goodness for warm.
Yes, you will need a separate license.
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Warm Standby SQL Server/Web Server
This question might fall into the IT category but as the lead developer I must come up with a solution to integration as well as pure software issues.
We just moved our web server off site and now I would like to keep...
Started by Ron Skufca on
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That would insert the names of the files that you moved into a table that your warm server could read.
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I am supporting a Java messaging application that requires low latency (< 300 microseconds processing each message). However, our profiling shows that the Sun Java Virtual Machine runs slowly at first, and speeds up after the first 5,000 messages or...
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"Warm-up" in Java why there is a warm....
Sell this as "making of the other differences include the compilation policy,heap defaults, and inlining policy .
A second option would be to send 5'000 fake messages to the app to "warm it up".
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DT 55 pumping warm water, very warm! I have a 1995 Suzuki DT55, I have a clogged telltale that i have to keep unclogging with a small piece of wire while its running. It is getting better, but the temp of the water is pretty warm almost as hot as a hot...
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I had a problem with very warm....
Your T-Stat.
Re: DT 55 pumping warm water, very warm! Hey bro,
I have a 1988 Dt55 that's doing the exact same, Scooter1962 Re: DT 55 pumping warm water, very warm! Dudes you might want to ck.
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I have a DB table with 25M rows, ~3K each (i.e. ~75GB), that together with multiple indexes I use (an additional 15-20GB) will not fit entirely in memory (64GB on machine). A typical query locates 300 rows thru an index, optionally filters them down to...
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2) I usually solve this....
2 - why don't you just choose randomly some queries that you know that are important, and run them on cold server? the more the queries you'll run, the better will be the warmup process .
1 - I have absolutely no idead.
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Our application takes significantly more time to launch after a reboot (cold start) than if it was already opened once (warm start).
Most (if not all) the difference seems to come from loading DLLs, when the DLLs' are in cached memory pages they load ...
Started by Motti on
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And writing out to a log file and examining the files on cold/warm start will help identify where the app.
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