Re: How to improve database controls in ASP
- From: "James" <jpo_22@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 09:19:11 +0200
Thanks
"JeffP@Work" <jpgmt_at_sbcglobal_dot_net> wrote in message
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I'm not sure why this is ocurring, but here are some common issues...
1. Be sure that post SQL query, your database connections close when they
are no longer needed.
2. For SQL queries that require data retrieval, as only show me the data,
add after each table selection with(nolock)
e.g. Select a.mycol1, a.mycol2 from myTable a with(nolock)
3. Look at your server via the EnterpriseMgr, EM, and check that you don't
have any blocks or latent locks as a hint for #1 above.
HTH
JeffP....
"James" <jpo_22@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello all
I have not experience in this kind of issues...
My problem is that I create a little application in VB that uses a
DataBase (SQL-Server) and each time that I add a dataset or a
SqlDataSource the application becomes slower...
I don't know how can I optimize this website.
Please, could you help me with some steeps to optimeze this connection
with a DataBase?
Thanks a lot.
.
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