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• 09-02-2008, 10:13 PM

  mikie Joined on 07-15-2008, 1:43 AM Posts 6

  Performance issue Reply Contact when looking at IIS response time-taken, all response times which are significantly high, are a 'PUT', does anyone know what it means when 'PUT' queries are bad but 'GET's' are good? what sorts of things should i be looking at? From what i understand if GET and PUT times both good – good. If GET and PUT times both bad, could be network performance issue. If GET bad PUT good – samba performance. but i have not seen GET good PUT bad.  Any reccomendations appreciated.

• 09-03-2008, 7:43 AM

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  Rovastar Joined on 03-13-2008, 2:00 PM London, UK Posts 758	Re: Performance issue Reply Contact  I don't think there are any guidelines for this. Look in more detail at the URLs that are doing long times and their code. Also is it *ALL* puts are high even doing very basic hello world stuff. Most overused word in IT is 'should' as in 'That should work!?!'

• 09-03-2008, 9:15 AM

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  qbernard Joined on 03-26-2003, 2:12 AM Malaysia Posts 2,466	Re: Performance issue Reply Contact is the PUT and GET you referring are in HTTP context? meaning writing and reading via HTTP. So why write slow and read fast? you need to figure out how data are written? what inside the PUT handling script? Cheers, Bernard Cheah