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mtx.exe consuming processor
Thanks Chip, I will pass this on to the developer. This pooling feature is one that keeps coming up during our discussions of the problem. Question, if the objects are stateful, as they are, is pooling a problem?- paulj
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- Forum: Microsoft: Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS)
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mtx.exe consuming processor
We use ASP pages calling foxpro in-process components containing the business logic. These components which reside on the web server itself call another set of foxpro components which reside on the database server and do the reading and writing to their foxpro accounting system. Any data that...- paulj
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- Forum: Microsoft: Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS)
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mtx.exe consuming processor
Hi Chip, thaks for responding. I will have the developer answer some of your questions first thing tomorrow morning. Any help you might be able to provide would be so appreciated. The response on the system today was just fine; a lot less users I'm sure. I don't know how we are going to...- paulj
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- Forum: Microsoft: Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS)
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mtx.exe consuming processor
We went live today with an internet application, written in Visual FoxPro, and using MTS. When the user load increased, the response time ground to VERY slow. Looking at the system monitor, we see that mtx.exe is pretty much pegged at 100%. A few questions, the obvious first. 1. Any idea...- paulj
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