a network system to sql server,the time taken is very high.
I would like to know how to make faster updation of record
to my sql database.
And what role does ODBC play here.and is there any log
file or temporary files created at server end,if i would
like to know the path.and does it got to do anything with
the record updation speed.
I would be a great help for me...!!What type of update are you doing? Is this a one-time thing or a
continuously needed update? What is your table structure, what does your
update statement look like? Do you have indexes on the table? What recovery
mode are you running the database in? How many users are connected to the
server when you run this update? Are there any locking/blocking issues? Lots
of questions, answer them and I'm sure someone can help.
Ray Higdon MCSE, MCDBA, CCNA
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quote:|||I got one sql server connected to 5 workstations,A small
> The problem what iam facing,is while updating records from
> a network system to sql server,the time taken is very high.
> I would like to know how to make faster updation of record
> to my sql database.
> And what role does ODBC play here.and is there any log
> file or temporary files created at server end,if i would
> like to know the path.and does it got to do anything with
> the record updation speed.
> I would be a great help for me...!!
vb application which updates 10-15 fileds,submission of
each record is taking 35-40secs,we will be updating 50
records at a time span of 30-45 minutes.
Here the time taken to update each record is pain taking.
How can i over come this problem inorder to submit my
records faster.
And ODBC got to do anything at workstation end,i mean we
got to configure ODBC at workstation.sqlsql
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