>Russ Michaels wrote: >> doing debugging and load testing on a live production server is generally >a >> bad idea. > >On general principles, sure... although I'd say that a diagnostic reporter >like F-R belongs first and foremost on a production box. > >To the OP... it sounds like you are stuck, so how good is your error >reporting? Assuming errors are being thrown at all (you said the server >slowed which doesn't necessarily mean its erroring) are you capturing them >for review? If not you should put something in to troll and see what comes >up. Maybe something unexpected is hanging up threads? > >If error trapping is out, what about timing the execution of pages and >seeing who the hogs are? > >variables.CFMstart=gettickcount(); >... stuff ... >variables.CFMTook=int(gettickcount()-variables.CFMstart); > >Put start in Application, stop in OnRequestEnd and output to a very small >db record that also includes, say, cgi.script_name and cgi.query_string. >Leave it up for an hour or three and see what it finds. > >-- >--m@Robertson-- >Janitor, The Robertson Team >mysecretbase.com
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