"Why are you wanting start a new development project using Clinton era technology like classic ASP ? "

Because my manager says we have to use it. I've had my head...

Hi - thanks

yes we are doing new development on Server 2012 in classic asp.

Yes I know technically asp runs on IIS.

My original ? was whether it will run on...

Thnks!

Im being an idiot now!

Whats Ola's stuff

Im not a,SQL Server dba , but need to know a lot more

We're still building jn classic asp - on server 2012 now...

Yes those Rolls-Royce servers in a triple walled data centre!

Thanks Guru

Pretty much confirmed what i thought.

Before i left HP ( on the Rolls Royce account in Derby) i set up some perfmon monitor collections, and wrote it up, but...

Thnks.

So in order to find out how the instance is performing

a) do i need to use Perfmon - and if so which parameters do i need to monitor? ( also...

Thanks for all your replies.

Could someone answer me the question;

Will looking at server task manager give any clue as to how the DB is performing ?

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My IT Manager is just using task manager.

I'm guessing using windows task manager won't give us details on how each/all the DB's are performing ?

Hi same applies to our prod system where we have 14 DB's in a single instance with the box spec'd at

WS2008R2/8 GB RAM - SQL Server 2008 R2 installed

I'm guessing...

Hi thanks

unfortunately I can't put anything on the server that isn't cleared by the institution I work for.

We're just eyeballing task manger - but I'm not sure that is...

Hi TheSQLGuru - thanks

Performance is slow - but I think the 3rd party app that uses the SQL server runs slow.

We don't run queries as such, but the 3rd party...

Hi SSCrazy

could you point me to the relevant HIPPA stuff re: MS Access (or alludes to it)

thanks

Hi SSC-Dedicated - thanks.

We use classic ASP web front end........so external (i.e. not part of our organisation users) granted access to the application can obviously access the Access data (as...

PHI ie personal health information. Yes.

I'm guessing the consensus is we should avoid using MS Access