Performance Tuning Guide - EMC Community Network
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Measuring <strong>Performance</strong><br />
Figure 30. Histogram for many small queries<br />
Measuring adaptor performance<br />
There are two ways to understand the performance impact of your adaptors.<br />
• Create a baseline (use DFC tracing, firebug, or a reverse proxy) and take away the adaptors 1 by 1.<br />
Measure the improvement on form initialization after taking away all adaptors. This approach<br />
provides you with the incremental cost of adding adaptors to the form.<br />
• To isolate adaptor query performance from performance issues related to the containing form,<br />
copy the query for each adaptor and run the query in IDQL or DA. Observe the response time.<br />
Poor query performance can result from network latency or poorly written queries. The same<br />
rules that apply to poorly written SQL or DQL apply to JDBC adaptors that query external<br />
sources. Adaptors perform poorly if the adaptor queries contain leading wildcard filters or return<br />
large amounts of data.<br />
— Make the DQL query in your adaptor more selective.<br />
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