It may be time for the server upgrade...

[david914]

Originally posted by Jim Richards
Wayne, it flip-flops between fast and excruciatingly slow / dead. For the past few weeks it's been spending a lot of time in the latter state.

Ditto...

[BlueSkyJaunte]

Isn't MySQL free open-source software? If you don't like how it does something...fix it!

[BlueSkyJaunte]

Originally posted by Wayne at Pelican Parts
SQL2005 powers the webserver and our backoffice. It is very, very good, although the new 2005 interface tools are very kunky, like a bad software engineer wrote them...

-Wayne

We just spent the past YEAR converting our offline (i.e., not real-time) DBs from SQLSvr2k to 2k5 because MSFT is ending support for 2k.

What a nightmare. Since we have to transact with Oracle and other DBs there was a lot going on...and all the differences (not improvements) from 2k to 2k5 kicked our asses.

Now when I need to write a query or build a DTS^H^H^HSSIS package the various interfaces are at least 5x slower than before.

Sometimes I think MSFT is in the pocket of the tech support union. That's the only possible explanation.