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Dave,
 
One thing that's a little different about how ARS 6.3 works is that there's more initial caching at the client level to speed up performance in subsequent transactions.  This can be controlled to some extent by changing your caching thresholds, and by turning on the Developer Cache Mode for production systems.
 
Mid-Tier is especially susceptible to the caching issue - initial downloads of a large form may take close to a minute.  But once that's done, if recaching isn't required, subsequent updates and normal transactions are very quick.

Rick

From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Barber
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 8:34 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Server performance issues?

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All,
 
I'm working nicely through the changes required to our test installation of ARS 6.3/Helpdesk 6 (I can't really call it ITSM6 yet), and the server performance isn't looking too good at the moment.
 
When I talk performance, I'm talking about general working in the Admin tool - saving forms/active links and filters, exporting data.  It was slow on our old server (Win2k, ARS 5.1.1, Helpdesk 4, running dual 500mHz processors with 1gig of ram), but its definitely slower on the new server (Win2k3, ARS 6.3, Helpdesk 6, running dual 3gig processors with 4gig of ram).
 
Right now I'm trying to do a definitions back of the helpdesk form, and I've been sitting waiting for what feels like an eternity - go the export defs window open, selected HPD:HelpDesk, and I've done a "Add All Related", and its just hanging.
 
Any suggestions where to look on our servers?  Have to admit that the Admin tool is unpatched though - does anyone expect that I'd have performance improvements in moving to a later patch?
 
Regards,
 
Dave
 
ps.  How to get an ARS 5.1.1 to 6.3/Helpdesk 4 to 6 migration done in less than 2 weeks - I'll tell you by the end of the week, which is my supposed deadline :)
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