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Problem with MSSQL? .NET application? or Win Server?
Friday, December 14, 2007 at 9:07 pm
Posted by stevegardner (1 messages posted)

Dear members, Please help me in regarding my problem. I am very much confused on whom to blame for the problem........MSSQL? or .NET ? or Win server? I have a dedicated server with 2GB RAM, SQL 2005, 150GB bandwidth, 160 GB disk space etc., I have created a .net application that fetches data from different servers using their XML feed (wether report, stock data, etc.,). I programmed it in such a way that it gets the data using XML and stores it in a DB table. From there my website gets the data and displays it. Now when I try to install the application on my server, the CPU usage is peaking to 100%. The task manager shows that SQL is the main cause. I tried installing the application on my local system and connected to the dedicated server DB and the server work fine (CPU 2%). I installed the application on the dedicated server and connected it to my other SQL DB that on other server and even then it worked fine (CPU 3%). The problem arises when I install the application on the same server where the SQL DB is. Can anyone help me please.............I dont know what to do. I am totally confused. Thanking you in advance, Warm regards, Steve

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