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IDProjectCategoryView StatusDate SubmittedLast Update
0001642SphereServerexecutable - genericpublic14-08-09 19:0330-08-09 05:18
ReporterValarin 
Assigned ToMrSugarCube 
PrioritynormalSeveritymajorReproducibilityalways
StatusresolvedResolutionfixed 
PlatformOSOS Version
Product Version 
Target VersionFixed in Version20-09-2009, 0.56b Prerelease 
Summary0001642: Asynchronous queries low performance
DescriptionSphere can't handle heavy usage of asynchronous queries. The rate of performing queries is about one query per two seconds - to be more precise, callbacks functions are called at this rate and if asynchronous queries used in faster rate, the queue is eventually overfilled and sphere database connection crashes and needs restarting to connect to DB server again.
Additional InformationSee http://www.sphereserver.net/index.php?showtopic=46971 [^]
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Nightly Version09-09-2008
Experimental FlagsUseNetworkMulti
Option FlagsNone
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MrSugarCube (administrator)
30-08-09 05:18
edited on: 30-08-09 05:18

I found a 1 second delay between callbacks and have reduced this (1000 queries here now takes 3 minutes (+2 seconds) for all callbacks to complete), although I'm not sure how useful this will be if you're really running thousands of queries per minute since there'll always be a significant delay if you need to wait for all the callbacks to complete.


- Issue History
Date Modified Username Field Change
14-08-09 19:03 Valarin New Issue
14-08-09 19:03 Valarin Nightly Version => 09-09-2008
14-08-09 19:03 Valarin Experimental Flags => UseNetworkMulti
14-08-09 19:03 Valarin Option Flags => None
30-08-09 05:18 MrSugarCube Status new => resolved
30-08-09 05:18 MrSugarCube Fixed in Version => 0.56c Nightly
30-08-09 05:18 MrSugarCube Resolution open => fixed
30-08-09 05:18 MrSugarCube Assigned To => MrSugarCube
30-08-09 05:18 MrSugarCube Note Added: 0000266
30-08-09 05:18 MrSugarCube Note Edited: 0000266


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