We are having the same problem on the development server. It was an
upgrade from 4.0.1 to 4.5.1sp2. Today, I uninstalled the CF4.5.1sp2 per the
following Allaire instructions:
Uninstall ColdFusion using the Add/Remove Programs Control Panel Applet.
Reboot.
Delete the entire \cfusion directory tree.
Delete the CFDOCS and CFIDE directories from your web root.
Delete the HKLM\Software\Allaire registry folder.
Delete any remaining ColdFusion services from the
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services registry folder.
Delete cfml.ini from your Windows directory.
Delete the following files from your Windows/System directory (you may not
find all of these): - CFFileProxy.dll - CFFtp.dll - CFFtp30.ocx - cfmsg.dll
- cfperfmon.dll - CFRds.dll - CFRegExp.dll - CFSDebug.dll -
CfShellFtpRds.dll - CFSourceControl.ocx - cfssvradmin.dll - cfvalidator.dll
Reboot.
Reinstall ColdFusion
On the first reinstall, I went to 4.5 and then 4.5.1sp2. It didn't help.
So I repeated the process and looked for more stuff in the registry related
to ColdFusion, WDDX and Allaire. I deleted that stuff and reinstalled 4.5.
That seemed to make a big difference as I wasn't seeing the queing of
requests under the same load as before.
I guess the next step is to go to 4.5.1sp2 and see if it holds.
dave
At 10:43 PM 11/29/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>We have a problem with CF 4.5.1 SP2 in which the CF App server
>just starts queing requests and never finishes processing of active
>threads. When this happens we always have plenty of memory and
>CPU available. It happens under conditions of very light load to
>very heavy load. It happens on different servers at different times of
>the day. We are running NT SP6a and Website. We are using
>primarily UDB and Sybase databases. Allaire told us to put
>CFLOCKs in our code. We put tons of CFLOCKs in our code,
>first write locks, then read locks, then any possible lock. All
>this accomplishes is to slow our apps way down. A number of
>folks have experienced server "locking/ramping" problems with
>versions 4.5, 4.5.1, 4.5.1 SP1, etc. Has anyone found a solution?
>When the App Server stops handling requests, we can still serve
>up http requests, and run eveything else on the box. Thanks.
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