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Much slower page load and data retrieval than the same code on the
development system

Are there significantly more rows of data on the production server? It's
possible you may need to create some DB indexes over columns based on your
SQL statements ORDER BY clause.

Aaron Bartell
MowYourLawn.com/blog
SoftwareSavesLives.com


On Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 9:03 AM, Michael Ryan <michaelrtr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi folks -

Implementing a PHP solution on an E6C system. Lots of memory, lots of disk,
system isn't overworked at this point. V7R1. System value QPFRADJ is set to
3 (Automatic Adjustment). Default Zend Server 6 installation uses *BASE
memory pool.

Zend Server performance is lousy. Much slower page load and data retrieval
than the same code on the development system. Lots of Toolkit and stored
procedure use.

I'm thinking that the first step would be to establish a fixed memory pool
just for Zend Server, set it to *NOMAX for threads, and see how it runs.

What tuning recommendations, for both Apache and Zend, do you folks
suggest? Any good documentation on this?

Thanks!
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