Hi all,

Ok, first I am new to dotNET so bear with me, I am creating a remotin
host, client app which would potentially get alot of traffic, say 200
hits a second, the host is seraching SQL and building an XML REPLY.

It looks like the db is the bottle neck here, is there any way to spee
up this process?

&

How is the instance of each request handled, are they serially queue
or other, & is there any way to optimize this process?

Cheers Lazy Trucker

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I suppose calls to remoted objects are queued on the .NET thread pool. With
2000 hits per second on one single machine, the bottleneck could very well
be the machine hosting the objects.
You need to check the performance counters of both the machines and see
where the problem really is, specifically the processor utilization and
available memory counters.

It would be a good idea to have the remoted objects stateless, so that you
can host these in a load balanced environment, typically on the IIS.

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HTH,
Manoj G
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http://msmvps.com/manoj

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