my SQL Server is too slow

Hi, All
recently, after I restored production DB (SQL7.0 +sp3)
backup file to my develope DB, my computer (develope DB --
desktop version)is too slow when I access develope DB. It
was fast before and it is slow right now. I didn't change
anything to my computer or server. The SQL server is still
fast, only my computer run the desktop develope DB is
slow. my pc is p4 2.4Ghz and 256 RM 120GB hard drive. I
checked my pc using Norton AntiVirus and non virus found.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks and have a good one
HawkMost likely the 120GB Hard Drive has absolutely no comparison of performance
against the server. Server could have RAID or high cache disk drives. Also,
that may be a small amount of RAM for background services running locally to
your workstation.
Christopher Winn
Business Intelligence Engineer
Edugration, Corp.
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> Hi, All
> recently, after I restored production DB (SQL7.0 +sp3)
> backup file to my develope DB, my computer (develope DB --
> desktop version)is too slow when I access develope DB. It
> was fast before and it is slow right now. I didn't change
> anything to my computer or server. The SQL server is still
> fast, only my computer run the desktop develope DB is
> slow. my pc is p4 2.4Ghz and 256 RM 120GB hard drive. I
> checked my pc using Norton AntiVirus and non virus found.
> Any ideas or suggestions?
> Thanks and have a good one
> Hawk|||To quantify what Chris Winn said, you should run Performance Monitor and
check % Processor Time (Processor), % Disc Time (PhysicalDisc), and %
Committed Bytes In Use (Memory) while you're running your queries. I think
what you'll see is % Disc Time very close to 100, % Processor Time very low,
and % Committed Bytes In Use very high.
"hawk" <abchawk@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, All
> recently, after I restored production DB (SQL7.0 +sp3)
> backup file to my develope DB, my computer (develope DB --
> desktop version)is too slow when I access develope DB. It
> was fast before and it is slow right now. I didn't change
> anything to my computer or server. The SQL server is still
> fast, only my computer run the desktop develope DB is
> slow. my pc is p4 2.4Ghz and 256 RM 120GB hard drive. I
> checked my pc using Norton AntiVirus and non virus found.
> Any ideas or suggestions?
> Thanks and have a good one
> Hawk|||Hi, Winn,
I;m sorry. What I want to say is my desktop version SQL
7.0 server is slow. It was fast. right now, it was slow
even i click any item from EM, of couse, the query is slow
too. My desltop version SQL server is develope DB and only
me can access it, none other uses. I try t0 rebuild the
index and to see what happen
my production DB on the win2000 server is still fast. not
problem at all
thanks!
hawk

>--Original Message--
>Most likely the 120GB Hard Drive has absolutely no
comparison of performance
>against the server. Server could have RAID or high cache
disk drives. Also,
>that may be a small amount of RAM for background services
running locally to
>your workstation.
>Christopher Winn
>Business Intelligence Engineer
>Edugration, Corp.
>|||As for the slowness, see if the autoclose database option is on for the
databases. Also, see if ODBC tracing is turned on at the client.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
"Hawk" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, Winn,
> I;m sorry. What I want to say is my desktop version SQL
> 7.0 server is slow. It was fast. right now, it was slow
> even i click any item from EM, of couse, the query is slow
> too. My desltop version SQL server is develope DB and only
> me can access it, none other uses. I try t0 rebuild the
> index and to see what happen
> my production DB on the win2000 server is still fast. not
> problem at all
>
> thanks!
> hawk
>
>
> comparison of performance
> disk drives. Also,
> running locally to
>|||thanks Tibor,
autoclose database is on and i will set it to off.
but how can I know ODBC tracing is turned on at client?
How can I check it ? Could you tell me about it?
Thnaks and have a good day
hawk
>--Original Message--
>As for the slowness, see if the autoclose database option
is on for the
>databases. Also, see if ODBC tracing is turned on at the
client.
>--
>Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
>http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
>|||You find the ODBC applet in the Administrative Tools program group. Here you
can see if it is running and if so, turn it off.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
"hawk" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> thanks Tibor,
> autoclose database is on and i will set it to off.
> but how can I know ODBC tracing is turned on at client?
> How can I check it ? Could you tell me about it?
> Thnaks and have a good day
> hawk
> is on for the
> client.
>