Re: SQL Turbo Problem
Posted in 1997
Topics: Connectivity: ESQL/C, 4GL & Embedded SQL
David Williams wrote: > > In article <335F7E99.139A@telops.gte.com>, Arthur Lastra > <arthur.lastra@telops.gte.com> writes > >Executing SQL to retrieve data from tables. Program receives data and > >presents to user. However, using TOP I can see that the "SQL Turbo" is > >still executing even after I have received all the data. I notice that > >it runs for up to a minute after the program/user has received all the > >data. > > > >The above is causing a problem because the SQL Turbo is consuming CPU as > >it continues to run. As the number of users builds during the day, the > >Turbo can consume up to 30% of the total CPU available on the processor. > >With several Turbos running, we eventually begin to max out the CPU. > > > >Can anyone tell me what the Turbo is doing after the program has already > >received its data? How can I get it to quit processing sooner, i.e. > >lower its overall CPU impact to the system? > > > >System environment consists of: > > > > HP I70 CPU > > Informix OnLine 5.01 > > What language is the program written in 4GL/Newera/VB/Delphi/ > Powerbuilder/Gupta SQL Windows....give us a clue. > > -- > David Williams The developer is using C-ESQL. -- Arthur Lastra GTE Corporation Business email: arthur.lastra@telops.gte.com Home email: artlast@gte.net