Even with concurrent request handling turned on, access to the
database is serialized.
Two backdoor ways of getting an additional EOF stack:
Most long queries (after optimization) I've had were related to
reporting. Moving the reporting to a separate application prevented
the long query from interfering with more typical user access (and
educated users' expectations).
If the application is for use by a limited number of users, e.g.,
internal customers, increasing the number of instances may reduce the
likelihood of other users waiting.
Tom
On May 4, 2010, at 3:17 PM, Ricardo J. Parada wrote:
If I have concurrent request handling enabled and I have a query
taking a long time, will other requests block when they try to
access the database until the request that issued the long query
finishes?
Thanks,
Ricardo
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