Re: arimportcmd question

2008-09-25 Thread Uday Joshi
Hi Randy,

Have you tried capturing api+sql (combined logs)?

My experience is that the combined logs gives a better insight.

Best Regards,

Uday Joshi

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Technology Infrastructure Services - BSM Unit
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Greetings listers,

We recently swapped our application server as the older was at end of
lease. This was a like for like swap except that the newer box has twice
the processing power of the old one. Everything seems completely normal
but one thing; our nightly data imports (from various sources) have
slowed to a crawl. For example, I have a nightly load of sector
information of around 19k-20k records. This import used to load in
around 14-15 minutes but is now taking better than 2 hours. I have tried
various logging to try and catch the problem but so far I have found
nothing. The speed issue (or lack thereof) seems to be the same whether
it's running from the command line or through the actual import tool.
None of the files have changed in size or format, the scheduling of the
imports is the same as it was on the old server. Has anyone ever
experienced anything like this?

Thank you.



AR Server 6.3 P23

Win 2003

MSSQL 2000





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Technical Systems Developer

Compass Group The Americas Division



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arimportcmd question

2008-09-18 Thread Mckinnish, Randy
Greetings listers,

We recently swapped our application server as the older was at end of
lease. This was a like for like swap except that the newer box has twice
the processing power of the old one. Everything seems completely normal
but one thing; our nightly data imports (from various sources) have
slowed to a crawl. For example, I have a nightly load of sector
information of around 19k-20k records. This import used to load in
around 14-15 minutes but is now taking better than 2 hours. I have tried
various logging to try and catch the problem but so far I have found
nothing. The speed issue (or lack thereof) seems to be the same whether
it's running from the command line or through the actual import tool.
None of the files have changed in size or format, the scheduling of the
imports is the same as it was on the old server. Has anyone ever
experienced anything like this?

Thank you.

 

AR Server 6.3 P23

Win 2003

MSSQL 2000

 

 

Randy Mckinnish

Technical Systems Developer

Compass Group The Americas Division

 


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