On 25/11/2010 12:59, Pat wrote:
Good clarifications Kai. Always nice to cut through some of the
marketing spin.
Carl, swapping out your JDBC drivers would be a fairly small amount of
effort to see if it gives you any performance improvements.
Are we drifting off-track? The OP complaint was 100% CPU, network
performance has only a minor effect here.
I'd say the two "we don't have a problem" replies out vote the single
"VMs are no good" reply so try the "more CPU" route first.
If the host is grunty then build a new VM with more than a single vCPU
and install SQL2008 on that and see what you get. (It depends on your OS
licensing but we find it convenient to keep 1, 2, and 4 vCPU templates
sitting there so you can get a new machine up in a few minutes then
throw your applications on.) If the host is not very grunty then assess
what you have got, just the one VM maybe?, etc.
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Yours,
Kym Kovan
mbcomms.net.au
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