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Re: Cost of Activating Second Processor

We don't use ODBC. We use the .NET stuff that comes with Client Access. Exact name/term eludes me since I'm an amateur on the .NET side.

From the article Eric kindly provided it does seem relatively easy to turn on a processor for a month and see what the result is, if any.

Sam

On 6/4/2013 7:48 PM, Tommy.Holden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Just a thought...if it only seems to be your .NET apps that have any
noticeable performance issues are you separating the ODBC jobs, etc into
their own subsystem? Then you can adjust memory pools, etc just for those
jobs and focus on the direct issue vs using a light anti-tank weapon to
kill a mosquito?


Thanks,
Tommy Holden


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