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 Application is very slow

5/3/2010 9:41:35 AM
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alexandrelss author

Gentlemen,
ASPRunner bought 6.2 and have begotten an application in asp with Access database. The problem is that the application is very slow. What can it be?

Sergey Kornilov admin 5/3/2010

alexandrelss,
as a fist step make sure you have the latest ASPRunnerPro build installed (http;//xlinesoft.com/download).
If this doesn't help post your application to Demo Account and open a ticket at http://support.xlinesoft.com sending your Demo Account URL. 'Demo Account' button can be found on the last screen in the program.

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CC88 5/4/2010

With Access db had the same problem when multiple users work with it.
When I was the only user no problem.

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alexandrelss author 5/5/2010



With Access db had the same problem when multiple users work with it.
When I was the only user no problem.


Thanks for responding.
I have developed a simple application using Access database. Test this application in two hosting companies (www.locaweb.com.br - www.uolhost.com.br), which are the biggest and best in Brazil.
Using the DEMO account the application works fine. But I realized that the slowness comes when asked to list the pages.
Using the MISC tab ASPRunner I disable all resources in AJAX, test and continued slow.

Sergey Kornilov admin 5/5/2010

I would point this question to your web hosting company: why exactly the same application works fine on Demo Account and works slow on their server?
Probably they can provide some recommendation like using another ODBC or OLE DB provider in connection string.

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alexandrelss author 5/5/2010



I would point this question to your web hosting company: why exactly the same application works fine on Demo Account and works slow on their server?
Probably they can provide some recommendation like using another ODBC or OLE DB provider in connection string.


Procedure done. I look forward to hosting companies.
Thanks for the help

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LGessert 5/9/2010

I experienced the same problem and frustration (only I was using an SQL database). I passed on this information when I resolved the problem, it's disappointing that it wasn't offered to you as a solution. Anyhow - after contacting my hosting service to investigate the problem of pages loading extremely slow, they fixed it by switching the thread model on the application pool from MTA to STA(multi-thread to single-thread). I hope this helps.