Am 07.08.2013 06:30, schrieb jicman:
Again, what are you trying to achieve?
Your statement is not necessarily true, for a myriad of
reasons, but it entirely depends on what you want to do.
I would reiterate Dennis Luehring's reply, why are you not
benching? It seems like you are guessing at what the problems
are, that's hardly ever useful.
One of the first rules of network optimization is to reduce
the amount od data, that normally means filtering.at the
server, the next thing is coarse grained is better than fine
(BOCTAOE/L).
It's a long story and I will return in a few months and give you
the whole story, but right now, time is not on my side. I have
answers for all the questions you folks have asked, and I
appreciate all the input. I have the answer that I was looking
for, so in a few months, I will come back and explain the whole
story. Thanks for all the response and suggestions.
after makeing us girls all wet to help you - your reply is
"no sex on the first date, im a gentlemen... but maybe in a few months"
so:
you having a jscript doing somehting with files,fileextensions over
networkdrive - it runs around 8h
you ported that jscript to D - now it runs for 6h
you noob-guessed the lowercase-if-party could be evil (btw: it cost more
time to guess then to benchmark)
you get trivial answers that won't get you very much, the lowercase
would not boost your speed that much and the networkdrive latency will
kill all the other statemachine ideas
you don't answer trivial questions about the big picture - and now
you're out of time
open questions:
-why not collect the data on the server itself - instead of grabbing
tiny bits over network? - this is for understanding your environent
-how big is the speed drop with your tool on the very same drive localy
and over a networkdrive? - this is for understanding the latency
-are you also reading this files or just doing filename search
(recursively?) and throwing out non office-extensions?
this is for getting an idea if buildin OS(operating system) features can
help
see you in a few months
