Re: Split an action and run on the servers

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Hi Peter,

Thanks for your reply. I have a method which fetches information from
database (mostly thousands of records). I do some calculations based on the
data and display it to the user. Here when I run this action on my PC it is
taking much time. So I am looking to use Distributed processing to divide
the data into multiple blocks and run separately on different servers. Once
the calculation is done merge the results and display back it to the user.

Hope it gives much information about my problem.

Thanks in advance.

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Venkat

"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" <pbromberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Venkat,
The concept you describe of "split an action" is far too generic to get an
appropriate answer. There are literally dozens of different ways to handle
distributed processing, and each has a particular approach that is usually
designed to fit the work that needs to be done.

Perhaps if you could be more specific about exactly what your business
logic
of "an action" actually is, you could get some better responses.
Peter

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"Venkat" wrote:

Hi,



Ours is a windows based application and I have to perform an
action which takes much time (as it requires much CPU time) on a single
pc.
I want to split the action to more than two and I want to run the action
on
different servers and mix the result at end and do the rest on the
result.



Can any one tell me how to split an action and run on
servers?



Cheers,

Venkat





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