There are a lot of things that can cause this behavior. There won't be
any way for you to see what is happening without looking at your Tango log
file with the loggingLevel set to logLevel3. Use a tail utility to watch
your log as it's written - in real time and keep an eye on your Task
Manager. Watching Tango's log file is a very important part of server
problem solving.
Without studying Tango's behavior it is impossible to speculate on the
cause of the problem, or even if there is a problem at all (Tango might
just be busy. It's designed to service requests as fast as possible,
which means using all available cycles.)
On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, Rick Sanders wrote:
> 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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