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Terminal Server implementation of 'Split' Database SLOW

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blurworld

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Hi

If front and back end of database is accessed on the desktop of a Terminal Server session - it runs fast.

If the back-end is on Domain Controller then it runs slow.

Any ideas?

Thank you

-Martin
 
I assume both the domain controller and terminal server are on the same domain, and they are connected to a fast network (at least 100Mbit).

Main problem is that the data has to shift across the network, which even at 100Mbit isn't as fast as a good hard drive. Also, load on the domain controller) and terminal server) will affect the speed of database access (as well as anything else it is used for concurrently).


John
 
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