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Suddenly, terribly slow Enterprise Manager bthouin
7/28/2005 12:54:43 PM
sql server connect: Hi,

I am using SQLServer on my development laptop, and it's running without
any problems since at least 6 or 7 months. Suddenly, since yesterday,
when I start the Entreprise Manager, it takes absolute AGES (minutes,
with a very intensive disk activity) until it shows the console root,
and each click on a table takes again ages until the rows are shown.
Even paging takes now 10 times longer as before. My DB is very snmall,
something like 50,000 rows in total max. A double click on the table
icon of the largest table (20,000 rows) takes 2 MINUTES to complete ! A
click on the "Run" icon in the tool bar takes more than 10 seconds to
complete, to show 40-50 rows !

What's going on ? Why suddenly, where I can't remember having done
anything special these last days. And more importantly, how do I get
back to the previous status, where everything was real quick ?

Thanks for help.

Re: Suddenly, terribly slow Enterprise Manager bthouin
7/28/2005 1:01:32 PM
Hi,

Further to my previous post, I just noticed that the memory and virtual
memory used by the sqlmangr (which I suppose is the DB server) is
RIDICULOUSLY small (1,16 Meg / 1,25 Meg respectively, I'm running Win XP
Pro SP2). I think I remember this was at least 10 times higher before.
How do I change this ?

Bernard

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Re: Suddenly, terribly slow Enterprise Manager bthouin
7/28/2005 1:13:01 PM
Sorry, I looked up the wrong guy: I should have looked at the
sqlservr.exe process. That one uses 30,7 / 44,3 Meg of mem /virtual mem.
The enterprise manager uses 23 / 19 megs, and is still dead slow,
although I configured SQLServer (right-click on server, properties,
memory ) to use between 50 and 300 megs of mem.

Next action ??

Bernard

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Re: Suddenly, terribly slow Enterprise Manager Sue Hoegemeier
7/28/2005 10:04:12 PM
Make sure you don't have ODBC tracing turned on. Also make
sure you have the latest service pack applied. Having auto
close turned on for a database can make Enterprise Manager
slower as well but usually just with expanding the database
node.

-Sue

On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 13:13:01 +0200, bthouin
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