Hi,
I work for a hosting company and a client is wishing to upgrade to a dedicated xeon server. Here is the clients explanation of concern.
It seems the obvious thing for us to do would be to go to a dual-Xeon server. We are concerned, however, since the client does not want to do any significant recoding of the web site. We are presently using asp and MS SQL desktop edition. There are a number of asp pages where we, for example, do an insert into a table and then query the table to get an auto-incremented id from the insert query. We are concerned that the dual processor system (or even hyperthreading on a single Xeon) might require recoding to avoid
concurrency problems with these sorts of SQL queries.
Any comments?
I work for a hosting company and a client is wishing to upgrade to a dedicated xeon server. Here is the clients explanation of concern.
It seems the obvious thing for us to do would be to go to a dual-Xeon server. We are concerned, however, since the client does not want to do any significant recoding of the web site. We are presently using asp and MS SQL desktop edition. There are a number of asp pages where we, for example, do an insert into a table and then query the table to get an auto-incremented id from the insert query. We are concerned that the dual processor system (or even hyperthreading on a single Xeon) might require recoding to avoid
concurrency problems with these sorts of SQL queries.
Any comments?
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