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Subject: A question of SQL, but probably ISA
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Michael Patrick User is Offline
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12/23/2005 05:34 PM  
I have a program that is run from the server via SQL.  There are about 8-10 users using this program at a time.  Lately we have seen a slow down of the programs performance.  I am concerned that perhaps the processes are getting bogged down because of ISA 2004 (It went allot faster when it was just ISA 2000).  So is there a way for the processes to bypass ISA all together?  I'd like to get some speed boost until I am able to get everyone onto my new gigabit network. 
 
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12/23/2005 07:35 PM  
Are those users on the Lan that connect to the SQL server? If that is the case ISA does not have a lot to do with it though ISA logging could take a lot of resources on the server. You can use SQL profiler to see if SQL is the culprit and/or performance monitor to have a better view on what is going on on your server.
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