Re: JDBC poor perf with ASA 9 Central

#1

- I discovered that I, like Justin Willey said in response to original
posting, did have ODBC tracing running..and once it was turned off, JDBC
worked just fine

"P Merritt" <pmerritt (AT) transcendonline (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

Last Dec I posted a message asking for help in determining why Central was
working ok with jConnect but terribly via iAnywhere JDBC driver.
In the course of the investigation, I put TCPIP in as a connection
parameter
during the login process and the problem suddenly disappeared.
I'm now using a new PC (windows 2K3) and am running into the problem
again.

This time I created the database using the migration wizard to migrate it
from ASE (supplemented by extra SQL to define default values and primary
keys which didn't migrate)..
I just now unloaded and reloaded to see if that would help, but it had no
effect (other than to create a MUCH large database).
I've attached the log created by Central (as advised last time).

Any suggestions would be welcome
(I posted this 2 times in last few days and it ended up on the old topic
so I'm doing it again with a new topic in the hopes that it will be
seen..sorry if that was inappropriate..)

#2

On 12 Apr 2006 10:12:50 -0700, "P Merritt"
<pmerritt (AT) transcendonline (DOT) com> wrote:

Quote:

ODBC tracing running

Last time I did that, I ran out of disk space

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