We are experiencing an issue where our sql server where cpu usage jumps to and remains at 100% until the site is taken down and restarted.We have gone through the code and optimized everything we can,
We are using a third party who\'s own implementation of caching has very poor performance rates when we measure making requests via their API and their database.Their database (Sql Sever 2005 - runnin
I have been doing some research and I can see most of the plumbing for this system however I\'m not sure how sql server knows when to fire a message back to any listeners (applications) when data in a
I have a few questions that i would like to clear Can u use SqlDependency or SqlCacheDependency to find out which particular data item has changed in the database?
I have an admin application in which I manipulate my objects in the db, and a public asp.net mvc application which is mostly for viewing these objects.
I am trying to create SQL cache dependency for some reference data in my ASP.NET application (ASP.NET 3.5, SQL 2008). I have enabled sql caching for my database and a couple of tables using aspnet_reg
I\'m trying to create a sort of global settings for a website and store this data on the database, however I keep thinking that may not be very efficient as these settings will have to be read on ever
There is something weird in this statement COALESCE(@param_ids + \',\', \'\') @param_ids are passed in as param and it is @param_ids VARCHAR(MAX)
I find the SqlCacheDependency very useful when writing C# ASP.NET applications, and would love to use something similar in my PHP applications. Can anyone suggest something?
I am trying to invalidate the cache based on the change in the rows of the database. I have achieved su开发者_如何学编程ccess while doing the same thing with linq with the same database and table but
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