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Dave
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction of speeding
up an ASP.Net application.
We converted an old app that ran lightning fast in classic ASP, but now,
(after touting how .Net was going to make things run faster) we have an
application that is unbearably slow (4X slower than the ASP app). Not only
that, it gobbles up a tremendous amount of memory, and makes up to 20
connections to the SQL database at any one time.
I expected the new app to run slower as we had no middle tier before (calls
were made directly to the SQL box and paging was done with stored procedures
instead of ADO), but this is ridiculous. I am relatively new at this, so I
expect to not be as efficient in doing code-behinds and what-not, but most
books I've seen do not have examples at any advanced level and code examples
are too simple to really show how to effectively use resources and run a
speedy app (which is much more important in this case).
Any ideas on this?
TIA
Dave
I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction of speeding
up an ASP.Net application.
We converted an old app that ran lightning fast in classic ASP, but now,
(after touting how .Net was going to make things run faster) we have an
application that is unbearably slow (4X slower than the ASP app). Not only
that, it gobbles up a tremendous amount of memory, and makes up to 20
connections to the SQL database at any one time.
I expected the new app to run slower as we had no middle tier before (calls
were made directly to the SQL box and paging was done with stored procedures
instead of ADO), but this is ridiculous. I am relatively new at this, so I
expect to not be as efficient in doing code-behinds and what-not, but most
books I've seen do not have examples at any advanced level and code examples
are too simple to really show how to effectively use resources and run a
speedy app (which is much more important in this case).
Any ideas on this?
TIA
Dave