Database connect issues
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Topic: Database connect issues
Posted By: jonnyboy
Subject: Database connect issues
Date Posted: 07 December 2004 at 9:28am
Can anyone please help with this?
My hotsing company suspended the site giveing this reason:
"The domain has been inappropriately using system resources, causing a reduction in service for other account holders. Database scripting on your domain has been responsible for maintaining open connections beyond the server timeout configuration. This has caused a mounting resource issue that has reached a critical level. Our Engineers have observer more than 10 concurrent connections to htdocs\forum\admin\database\wwForum.mdb."
Have you any idea what this means and how I can sort it?
Thank you
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Posted By: dj air
Date Posted: 07 December 2004 at 10:08am
if your host will only allow 10 connections, then i think its time to find a few host or upgrade to SQL,
who is your host?
what version of access also are you running.
also may i advise you move the DB location outside of the website folders as your db is open to attacks.
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Posted By: jonnyboy
Date Posted: 07 December 2004 at 10:16am
Im with
http://www.streamlinenet.co.uk/pu.php
with a power user package, unlimited user bandwidth.
So basicaly this is because more than 10 people have been online at once?
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Posted By: WebWiz-Bruce
Date Posted: 07 December 2004 at 10:30am
The problem with Access is that it is very resource intensive, which is OK for small sites or small databases.
The problem with using Access as the backed for a forum is that if the
forum is popular it will use allot of server resources as it is a flat
file database system, each time a user connects to your forum the entire
database needs to be loaded into the web servers memory.
In a shared hosting environment, if your database is over 10Mb in size
and/or has allot of concurrent users, you should look into upgrading to
MS SQL server version.
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Posted By: jonnyboy
Date Posted: 07 December 2004 at 11:04am
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