> >Stupid question, but - what stress testing did you do on your app
> >before you deployed it?
> >
> >Mark
> >
> >On Jan 24, 2008 4:53 AM, Vesko Kehayov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
> wrote:
> >>
> 
> Mark,
> 
> When we first decided to implement cfqueryparam, we stress tested the 
> customer facing portion (which gets 95% or more of all the traffic) 
> with no noticeable increase. 
> 
> Based on these results and the fact that all the research regarding 
> queryparam focuses on the performance gains by using it, we were 
> comfortable moving forward with this change.  We spent most of our 
> research time focusing on data related issues with queryparam. 
> 
> We first deployed queryparam changes in the content management area of 
> our application which gets very little traffic and the memory 
> increased to what it is now.  At that time it wasn't clear what the 
> reason for the increase was because we also enabled global script 
> protect and other changes in an overall effort to secure our 
> application.  All other changes have been reviewed and removed as 
> possible reasons for the increase.
> 
> This leads me to think that the fact that we have 1000 datasources 
> regardless of traffic and 1000 pooled statements per datasource, could 
> mean trouble and traffic may not be a factor.  We have decided to 
> temporarily lower the ColdFusion default from 1000 max pooled 
> statements and monitor the memory as well as the other important 
> server metrics to make sure that this change does not create new 
> problems.  
> 
> I'll post our finding to the group, so that we all can benefit. 

Group, I set the max pooled statements to 0 for all datasources.  This change 
did not resolve the memory issue introduced by cfqueryparam.  

I welcome other possible suggestions on how to address this issue. 

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