RE: Weird query behavior

2009-05-25 Thread Justin Scott
You don't say what DB it is, but I'd start by running a request profiler against it. See if the slowdown is on the DB side or the CF side. Yeah, that was all covered in the original post I think. It's MS-SQL and the same query run in query analyzer or from another one of our web servers

Re: Weird query behavior

2009-05-23 Thread Judah McAuley
You don't say what DB it is, but I'd start by running a request profiler against it. See if the slowdown is on the DB side or the CF side. I'd also take a look at your logging. If the log files on production are filling up the disc, then additional logging to rows with text fields may be swapping

Weird query behavior

2009-05-22 Thread Justin Scott
Ok, here's a really odd one. Today one of our ColdFusion servers started getting really slow responses from queries that include a particular table from the database. Any query that doesn't query that table runs fine. First thought is that something with that table is screwy. However, running

Re: Weird query behavior

2009-05-22 Thread Jochem van Dieten
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 9:42 PM, Justin Scott wrote: First thought is that something with that table is screwy.  However, running the same query against the same database from a different ColdFusion server (same version, jvm, configuration, etc.) returns the result normally. Exactly the same

RE: Weird query behavior

2009-05-22 Thread Justin Scott
Exactly the same configuration? With the same settings for Unicode for query parameters and CLOB buffer? Yes, the data source configuration has all of the same settings. The really strange part is that everything has been working fine for weeks since the last code updates that we deployed,

Re: Weird query behavior

2009-05-22 Thread Ryan Letulle
I know this doesn't solve ur issue but ... I have had a few really bad problems similar to this with text fields in the past. I almost rather store a file on my own than use a text data type. Similar to storing an image link. -- Ryan On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 3:00 PM, Justin Scott