And it might be Windows itself doing repetitive update, restart, update,
restart .... It was Tuesday yesterday and my system went into the
Processing nnnnn of yyyyyyy updates thing. PITA. Running Win 7 Pro
downgrade from Win 8.1 Pro.
Albert
On 6/17/2015 3:14 PM, A. Razzak Memon wrote:
Part 2 (continued ...)
Tom,
It may also be worth investigating the "run times" for your
workstation/server scheduled tasks.
Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Task Scheduler
Within the general "Task Scheduler Library" tier, you may have several
software vendors with automatic updates taking place (e.g. Google,
Adobe, Java, Microsoft, etc.) running at inopportune times.
Within the Task Scheduler Library > Microsoft tier, you may have
Windows tasks (e.g. defragmenter, diagnostics, backup, Windows
Defender, Office, etc.) running at inopportune times.
Razzak.
At 04:14 PM 6/17/2015, Tom Frederick wrote:
We keep having sporadic performance issues on our network. As a
single user, the database just flies. Getting 4-5 people on will have
an expected slightly slower performance. This morning we had a count
of 5-10 secs before screens change or you get tossed back to a
previous menu screen. Network stats showed CPU and Memory are hardly
working, but R/W activities are 100% maxed out. This afternoon it is
back to normal performance. System is Win7 with MS SBS Server.
Database is compiled 64, 5/29 updates, and embedded engine. It is
excluded from any checking and scratch is set. Network is wired with
1gig connections. We have turned off some Symantec programs and
SQL(SBS monitor). The monitor turns back on and it really sucked up
resources this morning. We have looked at moving from SBS server or
putting the Database on its own server. Win 7 has been a hassle from
day 1. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Tom,
Have you considered the option of running your entire R:BASE eXtreme
9.5 (64) database/application on MS 2012R2 cloud server environment?
You also have the option to run your entire R:BASE eXtreme 9.5 (64)
database/application on MS 2012R2 as Remote Desktop environment to
take advantage of the actual server.
Feel free to reach out to me with any questions.
Razzak.
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