2004 2:32 PMTo:
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Have you checked any of the performance stats on the
server? In particular, if CPU, disk I/O and NIC traffic are all within
reasonable levels (you'll have to determine what's "reasonable&qu
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Ok will do, thank you guys!
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Have you checked any of
the
se
indices.
Paul
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Roger,
Thatâs
being handled by the application devel
r than autosens.
--
Roger D. Seielstad -
MTS MCSE MS-MVP Sr. Systems Administrator Inovis Inc.
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Roger,
Behalf Of Roger Seielstad
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Well,
as Brian Moran (one of the SQL MVP's) often says about 90% or more of SQL
server optimization has to be done at the Application level, not the s
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Pat-
What sort of
issues are you experiencing? How do you define slow data access?
--Brian
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Pat-
What sort of issues are you experiencing? How do you define slow data access?
--Brian
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