Hi Rick:
 
You could be suffering from a DOS attack, or several simultaneous requests to a query that takes a few seconds to return results from.
 
I've seen this where I had a non-optimized query that people were impatiently clicking a few times on, so that every user turns into 5 users.
 
The solution in that case is a piece of JavaScript that dis-allows additional clicks.
 
Hope this helps ..
 
Ian
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Subject: Witango-Talk: Resources

Hi List,
 
Anyone ever have the Tango server use all the CPU resources (99%) under Windows and not release the resources?
 
I'm wondering if I have a virus. I've uninstalled and re-installed the Tango server. I set the threadpoolsize to 100 and I put caching on.
 
Query timeout is set to 2 minutes, and it's set to disconnect the datasources immediately after use.
 
Is it my machine, or is the load so high that I need a professional version?
 
Rick Sanders
President, Web Energy
Tel: (514) 620-3006
Fax: (514) 620-3017
Web: www.webenergy-sw.com

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