Re: IIS6 Slow

From: Bojidar Alexandrov (bojo_at_kodar.net)
Date: 05/14/04 

Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 09:53:08 +0300

Please post here relevant parts of your ASP code.

Try if you put Response.buffer = true at the begining of your page if this
will affect performance.

Rendering of the page - if wait for entire page or render sequentally
depends on browser - there are techniques to force the browser to render
sequentally (make HTML not ambiquous) but this is not your problem.

Bojidar Alexandrov

"js" <androidsun@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:23869fd0.0405132157.1f99ce08@posting.google.com...
> I have an intranet application running on Windows 2003 with IIS 6.
> The application is written in traditional ASP. The database is on SQL
> 2000. I use MSXML4.0 to parse the query result in to XSLT. Most of
> the time the performance is ok. However, when the query result is
> more than 1000 rows, then things start to slowdown A LOT (more than 5
> minutes). IE6 would take a long time before the final formated result
> appears. Netscape7 would display the first 200 or so records then
> continue rendering, not like IE showing blank page before all records
> are rendered. The SQL server gets the result pretty fast (less then 2
> seconds). I used the Performance Monitor on the Winodws 2003 Server.
> Nothing seems to be extraordinary. I am not sure if the bottleneck is
> in IIS 6 or the network or the client? The application performance on
> IIS5 seems to be better than IIS6. Is there something that I missed
> in IIS6 or Windows 2003 configuration, or the XML parser is not
> optimized in my code? Could someone show me where to look? Thanks.

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