One thing to consider is that you simply may have 1 or more slow queries running
in your DB, I believe from the postgres website you can use
select * from pg_stat_activity

To determine the process list of queries running.

If you have 

ns_section ns/db/pool/pool1  (2/3....)

ns_param Verbose     on
It will also show you the rate at which queries are being sent to your
DB.

Keep an eye open on you /var/log/messages for anything weird.

P


Nathan Folkman wrote:
The included stats interface should help:

ns_section "ns/server/stats"
    ns_param enabled 1
    ns_param url "/_stats"
    ns_param user "aolserver"
    ns_param password "stats"

Then take a look at the "Process" and "Threads" sections.

- n

On Feb 3, 2006, at 12:44 PM, Nima wrote:

Is there any way to find out how many concurrent users I currently  have?


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