Connection Time is too long

I'm using ado to connect to a sql server 2000, and suddendly the line that
does the connection (conx.open) is taking a long time. All the apps that
connecto to the server take a long time also. Additionally, when you use the
sql manager, when you retrieve the rows from a table it takes a long time. It
is not a network problem, because we have pretty good speed in our network.
It's something to do with the sql server, but I have not figure out what is
it. I cheked the current activity in the server, and doesn't have a lot of
processes running and half of them are sleeping.
any ideas how to solve this issue?
Thanks
If you connect on the actual SQL Server is there an issue? If not, then you
are looking at an application server or network issue.
"Adal" <Adal@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5287E88B-270C-4A92-8FF6-2F1E0A252A64@.microsoft.com...
> I'm using ado to connect to a sql server 2000, and suddendly the line that
> does the connection (conx.open) is taking a long time. All the apps that
> connecto to the server take a long time also. Additionally, when you use
the
> sql manager, when you retrieve the rows from a table it takes a long time.
It
> is not a network problem, because we have pretty good speed in our
network.
> It's something to do with the sql server, but I have not figure out what
is
> it. I cheked the current activity in the server, and doesn't have a lot of
> processes running and half of them are sleeping.
> any ideas how to solve this issue?
> Thanks
|||Hi, I went to the SQL server, and worked directly on it, with the enterprise
manager, and it seem to me that the time to retrieve the information from
tables was still a little high. I still have to wait long time to get a
connection to sql from ado. But, as I said before, this is not all the time,
is every minute or so. I don't think it has anything to do with ado or
connection poolin, because when I work with enterprise manager and retrieve
information from tables, it sometimes takes longer to retrieve the
information, no matter how many rows does it have.
thanks

Connection Time is too long

I'm using ado to connect to a sql server 2000, and suddendly the line that
does the connection (conx.open) is taking a long time. All the apps that
connecto to the server take a long time also. Additionally, when you use the
sql manager, when you retrieve the rows from a table it takes a long time. I
t
is not a network problem, because we have pretty good speed in our network.
It's something to do with the sql server, but I have not figure out what is
it. I cheked the current activity in the server, and doesn't have a lot of
processes running and half of them are sleeping.
any ideas how to solve this issue?
ThanksIf you connect on the actual SQL Server is there an issue? If not, then you
are looking at an application server or network issue.
"Adal" <Adal@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5287E88B-270C-4A92-8FF6-2F1E0A252A64@.microsoft.com...
> I'm using ado to connect to a sql server 2000, and suddendly the line that
> does the connection (conx.open) is taking a long time. All the apps that
> connecto to the server take a long time also. Additionally, when you use
the
> sql manager, when you retrieve the rows from a table it takes a long time.
It
> is not a network problem, because we have pretty good speed in our
network.
> It's something to do with the sql server, but I have not figure out what
is
> it. I cheked the current activity in the server, and doesn't have a lot of
> processes running and half of them are sleeping.
> any ideas how to solve this issue?
> Thanks|||Hi, I went to the SQL server, and worked directly on it, with the enterprise
manager, and it seem to me that the time to retrieve the information from
tables was still a little high. I still have to wait long time to get a
connection to sql from ado. But, as I said before, this is not all the time,
is every minute or so. I don't think it has anything to do with ado or
connection poolin, because when I work with enterprise manager and retrieve
information from tables, it sometimes takes longer to retrieve the
information, no matter how many rows does it have.
thanks

Connection string question

I'm not sure the best place to put this:

I need help for creating a connection string in VS.Net 2.0. The line that I'm using to create my sql connections is:

<CODE>

Dim connDBAsNew SqlConnection(ConfigurationManager.ConnectionString("TEST").ConnectionString)

</CODE>

"TEST" information is located in the machine.config file.

Anyways, when I type in the line above listed inside the <CODE> brackets, I get the following squiqqly line error under the Configuration Manager

<ERROR>

Name 'ConfigurationManager' is not declared.

</ERROR>

Do I need additional code in my web.config file or somewhere else to use ConfigurationManager? Thanks.

You're probably missing a reference to System.Configuration. It's also ConnectionStrings(), not ConnectionString(). Since it's from Web.config, I normally do it this way:

Imports System.Web.Configuration

Dim connDB As New SqlConnection(WebConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings("TEST").ConnectionString)

HTH,
Ryan