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Posted: Wed, Jun 11 2008 11:15 PM

We have an orchestration BizTalk, which allows replication of data from a third-party server to an SQL 2005 server.
Replicated data is written on the destination server through a stored procedure. Frequency of this writing procedure is 20 per 5 minutes. Do you know of any parameterization that could explain such phenomenon ?

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ruselw replied on Thu, Jun 12 2008 5:08 AM

So are you saying that you are importing a large batch of data and it is going slowly?  Are you using the SQL adapter?  Have you performance tested the stored proc to make sure it's not the bottleneck?

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replied on Thu, Jun 12 2008 12:06 PM

Yes. I use SQL Adapter. The stored procedure is doing well, the exution takes only ten milliseconds, but 20 executions every five minutes. 

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ruselw replied on Sat, Jun 14 2008 5:19 AM

 What is your whole process?  Are you using an orchestration, messaging, etc?  Is there anything else in the process that could be a bottleneck?  Are you sure that BizTalk is receiving all of the files at once, or are they trickling in?  Are you using any other adapters than the SQL adapter?

-Russell Waltz

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