> I am running a site using Windows 2008 32-bit server and Firebird Database 
> Version 2.5.1.
>
> We have a mix of client connections utilizing direct access to the database 
> service as well as simultaneous Oracle ODBC sessions.  There are 9 separate 
> database files for each of the connecting agencies.
>
> We are occasionally seeing the FBSERVER.EXE process spike to 50% constant CPU 
> usage, and no clients (or us using EMS SQL Manager Lite 2010 for 
> Interbase/Firebird) can connect to any of the databases.
>
> The client connections just hang – once the Server process is stopped, they 
> all timeout/error out, and we start the service back up, and everyone can get 
> back in just fine.
>
> I have checked to make sure no AntiVirus or Backup Software is scanning the 
> Firebird Service folder or the directories hosting our database files.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions on what could be causing this?

A wild guess is that fbserver.exe (SuperServer) is busy doing something 
(costly report/processing, long-running query, sweep etc.) and by nature 
can only utilize max. one CPU/core per database. During that time, 
others are stuck or even can't connect. I have seen this many times in 
various support cases now with SuperServer.

Switching to Classic (SuperClassic) and some fine-tuning usually helped 
a lot, especially on a SMP server.


-- 
With regards,
Thomas Steinmaurer
http://www.upscene.com/



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