Newbies FmMark Posted December 11, 2009 Newbies Posted December 11, 2009 We have been experiencing Database access that has been very slow lately during various times throughout the day. The slowness is noticed by the sort status bar, hour glass ,and coffee cup. The slowness can happen anytime during the day, but not always the same time. If you let it go it may correct itself in 20-30 minutes, and then run fine until the next day or later that day. I had IT check to make sure Norton was not scanning the Live DBs, and made sure that the system backup was not backing up the Lives DBs. The IT tech can not see any high activity to explain the slowness. If I have them reboot the server it is fine. And now I figured that if I disconnect all users it will also solve the problem. See the attached gif of the database statistics, anytime we have problems, the Elapsed time and Wait time jump to a high level The FM backup does not seem to be affecting the slowness We have been running FMS 9 Advanced on a virtual server for several months without any issues, it just started recently What else can I try?
Wim Decorte Posted December 11, 2009 Posted December 11, 2009 Do some serious performance monitoring focusing on the 3 potential bottlenecks: - hard disk - network interface - processor Since your server is virtual (we do that a lot here too) make sure that the master machine isn't busy with other virtual instances and can't dedicate enough resources to yours. Also: is this a VMware install with load balancing between hosts?
Vaughan Posted December 12, 2009 Posted December 12, 2009 Also look at network bandwidth: is there voip or video conferencing going on at the same time?
Steven H. Blackwell Posted December 12, 2009 Posted December 12, 2009 Try using a dedicated server. Also, how much free disk space do you have? Steven
Newbies FmMark Posted December 16, 2009 Author Newbies Posted December 16, 2009 Well now IT tells me that Norton did not have the exclusion of the Live DB files. They corrected it and everything has been running OK since 12/14
Vaughan Posted December 16, 2009 Posted December 16, 2009 You're very lucky that the database files weren't corrupted.
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