Hmm... we have a similar problem, just with weaker servers. It turns out
that the problem with our setup is simply the load the production server is
under normally.
Any idea what the "regular" workload - beside your application/webservice -
on your production server is?
Regards,
Ziga
"Jonathan Gobeil" <> wrote in message
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> I'm doing a big project where an application in Vb.Net call some
> WebService
> on a asp server who connect to oracle.
>
> On my dev server, when the webservice connect to oracle there is no
> problem
> and it's very fast but on my production server, it very slow, very very
> very
> slow or do some time out.
>
> All component (oracle, MDAC) are up to date, and it's not a netowrk
> problem
> because when a try to speak to oracle on the server with another product,
> it's very fast. It's also slow when I call the webservice from IE on the
> same server where the webservice are.
>
> IIS Dev Server: Intel Xeon 2.8gig 2 cpu, 1 gigs memory
> windows 2000 server, sp4
>
> IIS Prod Server : 2 servers in network load balancing
> Intel Xeon 3.6gig 4 cpu, 4 gigs memory
> Windows Advanced Server 2000, sp4
>
> On the three server
> Oracle 9i: 9.2.0.6
> MDAC: 2.8 sp1
> IIS: 5.0
> Framework: 1.1
>
> Can someone help me?
> Thanks
>
> Jonathan
>
>
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