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com dlls performance
Architectural Details: We have VB 6.0 DLLs with 2 layer ( business logic and DB logic). Some database DLLs are transactional in nature. They connect to Oracle 8i database (it runs in MTS mode - shared). Data is fetched using XMLHTTPRequest object (ASP calls to DLLs). The data is rendered on...- psangwan
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- Forum: DCOM / COM
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com dlls performance
We are using oracle 8i and it is on different box no we are not using client side or server side cursors ya the data is returnes as a string and it is in KB less then 20kb yes our objects are stateless and we are also caling set complete and set abort at the end of every method call- psangwan
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- Forum: DCOM / COM
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com dll performance
Hello Everybody, we am having a problem, we have developed some com Dlls and deployed them in MTS. We tested Our DLL fetching Data from VB test program (call repetitively 10, 100. 1000 times in a loop the dll to fetch Data from database).The time taken is of the order of sub seconds (very few...- psangwan
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- Forum: Microsoft: COM+
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com dlls performance
Hello Everybody, we am having a problem, we have developed some com Dlls and deployed them in MTS. We tested Our DLL fetching Data from VB test program (call repetitively 10, 100. 1000 times in a loop the dll to fetch Data from database).The time taken is of the order of sub seconds (very few...- psangwan
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- Forum: DCOM / COM
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com dll scalibility issue
Hello Everybody, we am having a problem, we have developed some com Dlls and deployed them in MTS. We tested Our DLL fetching Data from VB test program (call repetitively 10, 100. 1000 times in a loop the dll to fetch Data from database).The time taken is of the order of sub seconds (very few...- psangwan
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- Forum: Microsoft: Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS)
