Fusebox 3, Reactor rev 403.  Relatively simple application.

I'll check out the var scope checker and see if I screwed up somewhere.
I've never heard of that tool before, and I've probably completely forgotten
whatever issue it checks for! :)

Marc 

    >   -----Original Message-----
    >   From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
    >   [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan Wilson
    >   Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 6:37 PM
    >   To: [email protected]
    >   Subject: Re: [Reactor for CF] URGENT... Survey app 
    >   barfing under load
    >   
    >   Marc,
    >   
    >   Please post any and all frameworks you are using.
    >   
    >   Also, run the Var Scope Checker tool on your Production Code:
    >   http://www.petry-johnson.com/files/VarScopeChecker_v1.0.6.zip
    >   
    >   If you want some background, Dave Shuck said it better 
    >   than I can:
    >   
    >   http://daveshuck.instantspot.com/blog/index.cfm/2006/11/
    >   28/Thread-safety-example--Var-scope-your-loop-index-in-C
    >   oldFusion-CFCs
    >   
    >   
    >   Unscoped variables can slam your code so lets start 
    >   with the easy stuff first.
    >   
    >   Dan Wilson
    >   
    >   
    >   
    >   
    >   
    >   
    >   
    >   On 12/15/06, Marc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
    >   > Well, we got our survey app online, after finally 
    >   figuring out that we 
    >   > needed reactor to be in a directory in the root of 
    >   our app with no mapping.
    >   >
    >   > The client broadcast to his mailing list to take the 
    >   survey, and lo 
    >   > and behold, our robust server is just choking... And 
    >   it's really not 
    >   > THAT many users at once.  Of course, it's all my 
    >   fault, so I need to 
    >   > ask for some help at this point.  I didn't even think 
    >   to ask him how 
    >   > many people were getting the newsletter/notice of the 
    >   survey, and 
    >   > reactor had been performing well in my tests -- 
    >   though I did not have 
    >   > time to perform proper load tests on this app, nor do 
    >   I really have the tools to do so.
    >   >
    >   > We are in production mode.  There's a lot of 
    >   questions in the survey, 
    >   > but they are delivered in "pages".  The database 
    >   server is not really 
    >   > under a lot of load overall, so this really seems to 
    >   be a CPU usage issue.
    >   >
    >   > I'll answer any questions that anyone willing to help 
    >   would like to 
    >   > ask, to help us get this completed app running better 
    >   than it is.  I 
    >   > think we need to look at caching the queries that 
    >   pull the questions 
    >   > onto each page as the page is loaded, and we may need 
    >   to look at how 
    >   > the answers are stored back to the database as well.  
    >   For each answer 
    >   > on the page, there's a database insert. I can also 
    >   provide our dB schema.
    >   >
    >   > But first I thought I'd check with everyone, to see 
    >   if there's some 
    >   > additional "performance related setting" I should 
    >   check, within reactor.
    >   > Caching, mode, etc.
    >   >
    >   > I'm not sure if this should be taken off-list or not, 
    >   but there will 
    >   > certainly be a reply back to the list when it's OVER, 
    >   to make sure 
    >   > nobody makes the same mistake I have just made.
    >   >
    >   > Anyone care to join me in hell's cubicle for a little while?
    >   >
    >   > marc
    >   >
    >   >
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