Re: ColdFusion slow database connection to SQL2005

2008-01-29 Thread Dana Kowalski
is the data source setup as a native sql driver or ODBC? I've run into speed 
problems in the past when we had to use the ODBC instead of the native sql one.

also, if you go into the mgmt. studio and run the same query in the query tool 
is the response immediate and much faster? If not, maybe check the tables 
themselves for proper indexing? 

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Re: ColdFusion slow database connection to SQL2005

2008-01-29 Thread Tom Mollerus
Kevin, were you using ODBC socket connections, or ODBC connections?  Or, which 
driver exactly was it that you selected in the CF admin?  I'm having the same 
problems that you are, and I'm not sure that the upgrade of the JDBC drivers is 
going to fix the problem.  Thanks!

> Well I have just replaced the JDBC Drivers with the latest version 3.5. 
> This has reduced the time taken by a huge amount. There is no mention 
> in the docs of there being anything that would do that.
> 
> The same change on the test server made no difference.
> 
> Kevin 


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Re: ColdFusion slow database connection to SQL2005

2008-01-23 Thread Kevin Roche
Well I have just replaced the JDBC Drivers with the latest version 3.5. This 
has reduced the time taken by a huge amount. There is no mention in the docs of 
there being anything that would do that.

The same change on the test server made no difference.

Kevin 

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Re: ColdFusion slow database connection to SQL2005

2008-01-23 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Wednesday 23 Jan 2008, Kevin Roche wrote:
> Anyone have any other ideas?

Broken or bad router, network etc. etc. ?
Does a (flood) ping indicate health there ?


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Re: ColdFusion slow database connection to SQL2005

2008-01-23 Thread Kevin Roche
I have checked and the settings are exactly the same on live, and test servers.

 Maintain connections across client requests. is checked
 Enable Unicode for data sources configured for non-Latin characters. is 
unchecked

All the other parameters under the advanced tab are the same. In fact they have 
not been changed from the defaults.

Anyone have any other ideas?



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Re: ColdFusion slow database connection to SQL2005

2008-01-23 Thread Kevin Roche
Thanks guys I will check both those suggestions. 

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Re: ColdFusion slow database connection to SQL2005

2008-01-22 Thread Jochem van Dieten
Kevin Roche wrote:
> The envionment is CF7.0.2 and SQL Server 2005.
> 
> It appears that queries are taking longer than usual to complete. Even simple 
> queries can take over a second to execute. The test server has no problem 
> executing the same query in 100ms.

Is there a difference between both servers in the setting for "Send 
string parameters as Unicode"?

Jochem

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RE: ColdFusion slow database connection to SQL2005

2008-01-22 Thread Peterson, Chris
Be sure that connection pooling is checked on the datasource in
Coldfusion

-Original Message-
From: Kevin Roche [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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Subject: ColdFusion slow database connection to SQL2005

The envionment is CF7.0.2 and SQL Server 2005.

It appears that queries are taking longer than usual to complete. Even
simple queries can take over a second to execute. The test server has no
problem executing the same query in 100ms.

I supect there is some configuration issue which means that the database
connections are dropped after each query, but I am not sure what is
going on.

The fact that it all works perfectly in test and the same code ran
without any problem on CF5 and CF6.1 makes me sure there is somthing off
with the configuration but I can't find it and the DBA isn't able to see
any problem on the SQL Server either.

We are using SQL Authentication rather than NT Authentication.

Anyone out there seen somthing like this?

Kevin Roche 



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Re: ColdFusion slow database connection to SQL2005

2008-01-22 Thread Mike Chabot
Run SQL Profiler from a remote computer and see if the queries are
taking long to execute on the database server. You want to isolate the
problem if possible, and knock out the ColdFusion server or the
network connection from the list of possible culprits. It isn't clear
from your message where the slowness is occurring.

-Mike Chabot

On Jan 22, 2008 1:27 PM, Kevin Roche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The envionment is CF7.0.2 and SQL Server 2005.
>
> It appears that queries are taking longer than usual to complete. Even simple 
> queries can take over a second to execute. The test server has no problem 
> executing the same query in 100ms.
>
> I supect there is some configuration issue which means that the database 
> connections are dropped after each query, but I am not sure what is going on.
>
> The fact that it all works perfectly in test and the same code ran without 
> any problem on CF5 and CF6.1 makes me sure there is somthing off with the 
> configuration but I can't find it and the DBA isn't able to see any problem 
> on the SQL Server either.
>
> We are using SQL Authentication rather than NT Authentication.
>
> Anyone out there seen somthing like this?
>
> Kevin Roche
>
> 

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ColdFusion slow database connection to SQL2005

2008-01-22 Thread Kevin Roche
The envionment is CF7.0.2 and SQL Server 2005.

It appears that queries are taking longer than usual to complete. Even simple 
queries can take over a second to execute. The test server has no problem 
executing the same query in 100ms.

I supect there is some configuration issue which means that the database 
connections are dropped after each query, but I am not sure what is going on.

The fact that it all works perfectly in test and the same code ran without any 
problem on CF5 and CF6.1 makes me sure there is somthing off with the 
configuration but I can't find it and the DBA isn't able to see any problem on 
the SQL Server either.

We are using SQL Authentication rather than NT Authentication.

Anyone out there seen somthing like this?

Kevin Roche 

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