Hi there
Since we installed CRMMobile our (new) server has been SO SLOW!
SqlServer is taking anywhere from 69 - 99% cpu time (mostly around 99)
I have run sql profiler and discovered that many times a second the
following transactions are running:
AND
I guestimate these two procedures are executed at least 30x/second.
I stopped the Mobile Integration Service and the problem went away, however we need to have MIS running to sync, and the problem returned when the service was re-started.
How can I stop this from hogging my resources?????
What are these queries specifically doing??
Tracey
Remember... True happiness is not getting what you want...
Its wanting what you have got!
Since we installed CRMMobile our (new) server has been SO SLOW!
SqlServer is taking anywhere from 69 - 99% cpu time (mostly around 99)
I have run sql profiler and discovered that many times a second the
following transactions are running:
Code:
exec sp_executesql N'SELECT
recipientAddr,recipientSrvcPort,sourceAddr,sourceSrvcPort,
MIN(arrivalDate) as minArrivalDate, count(*) as messageCount FROM
vwInBoundQueue WHERE recipientAddr=@recipientAddr AND
recipientSrvcPort=@recipientSrvcPort GROUP BY
sourceAddr,sourceSrvcPort,recipientAddr,recipientSrvcPort ORDER BY
minArrivalDate',N'@recipientAddr
nvarchar(256),@recipientSrvcPort nvarchar(256)',@recipientAddr=N'[URL unfurl="true"]http://businesssolutions.microsoft.com/CRM',@recipientSrvcPort=N'http://schemas.microsoft.com/BusinessSolutions/2003/CRM/Mobile.wsdl:CRMMobileService,CRMMobileMsgBus'[/URL]
Code:
exec sp_executesql N'SELECT
recipientAddr,recipientSrvcPort,sourceAddr,sourceSrvcPort,
msgId FROM vwInBoundQueue WHERE recipientAddr=@recipientAddr AND
recipientSrvcPort=@recipientSrvcPort ORDER BY
arrivalDate',N'@recipientAddr nvarchar(256),@recipientSrvcPort nvarchar(256)',@recipientAddr=N'urn://mbsmobility/',@recipientSrvcPort=N'CRM/Administration/DeviceRegistration'
I stopped the Mobile Integration Service and the problem went away, however we need to have MIS running to sync, and the problem returned when the service was re-started.
How can I stop this from hogging my resources?????
What are these queries specifically doing??
Tracey
Remember... True happiness is not getting what you want...
Its wanting what you have got!