We have watched the web-server spike up to 100 percent utilization on 
cumbersome queries before (afterward the page was modified to reduce the 
number of results returned). Im not sure if this is supposed to happen but 
it did.

Casey Cook
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"Robert Shaw" <robertshawsjaws
@hotmail.com>
06/11/2003 04:39 PM
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Hi All,
It appears a certain query of mine is causing our CPU to spike. We're 
working on the query but what is strange is that it will hose CF. It was 
my 
uderstanding that CF passes the connection off so I would think it would 
be 
normal for the database server's CPU to spike but not for CF to cause the 
webserver CPU to spike. If we kill the query it immediately goes back 
down. 
Does this sound right? I have not seen this happen before and am 
questioning 
if my logic is off.

TIA,
Rob

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