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Admin
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Posted - 06/27/2007 : 07:15:43
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I kept the backup from the 25th in a safe place just in case.
I'm not sure exactly what is happening but the archived topics and replies are in your live database, just not showing. They are showing up in the backup which is using exactly the same code.
I'm going to restart the server and see if it fixes it. |
Padraic,
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Admin
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Montana Owners Club
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 Posted - 06/27/2007 : 10:45:39
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Originally posted by Admin
I'm beginning to think its some kind of limit that has been hit.
I am not sure I understand...sorry.
I just was reading on our forum and got this on the end of the page:
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Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0113'
Script timed out
/topic.asp
The maximum amount of time for a script to execute was exceeded. You can change this limit by specifying a new value for the property Server.ScriptTimeout or by changing the value in the IIS administration tools.
This is the You must be logged in to see this link. for the above error?
I could see the archived topics last night, of course I did not check each and everyone of them. The ones I did check did seem to have all duplicate posts.
I will check today to make sure I can still see them.
I was going to try and do some house cleaning on the forum to eliminate some of the forums, but I do not want to do anything without discussing it with you.
Things just seem strange over there lately.
Thanks for all you do. We do appreciate it.
Lady RV |
Edited by - Montana Owners Club on 06/29/2007 16:01:48 |
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Admin
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Posted - 06/27/2007 : 18:30:30
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There are about 17325 archived topics and 218883 archived replies in that forum alone. My guess is that the forum software breaks when trying to loads them up on forum.asp
Its a code thing, not a database thing i.e. the archived topics and replies are there just not being shown.
No need to restore the old database, just fix the code or make it more efficient.
More news as I get it. |
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Admin
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Posted - 06/27/2007 : 18:52:18
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| I've used a quick and dirty fix to limit the amount of topics which the forum searches for to the first 100. This is to prevent timeout errors when viewing the archives. I should be able to fix the problem by creating a new index on those tables or re-indexing the current ones. |
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Montana Owners Club
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Posted - 06/27/2007 : 19:06:11
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Originally posted by Admin
I've used a quick and dirty fix to limit the amount of topics which the forum searches for to the first 100. This is to prevent timeout errors when viewing the archives. I should be able to fix the problem by creating a new index on those tables or re-indexing the current ones.
OK, sounds good to me and way over my head.  LOL I did see you were visiting.
I once belonged to a really huge forum and once they had to create another one and just keep the first one for refernce. We aren't to a point like that are we?
I'm sorry this is creating such a problem and extra work for you. Did I tell you that you ROCK? |
Edited by - Montana Owners Club on 06/29/2007 16:02:00 |
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Admin
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Posted - 06/27/2007 : 19:09:53
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Indexes are just a quick way to find something, just like the index of a book. Databases have them too, to make finding stuff quicker. I'm hoping to create one for the archived stuff which will make it faster. Simple eh ?
I'm waiting for some suggestions from a db guru regarding indexes and then I'll know what to do from there. |
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Montana Owners Club
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Posted - 06/27/2007 : 20:23:57
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Originally posted by Admin
Indexes are just a quick way to find something, just like the index of a book. Databases have them too, to make finding stuff quicker. I'm hoping to create one for the archived stuff which will make it faster. Simple eh ?
I'm waiting for some suggestions from a db guru regarding indexes and then I'll know what to do from there.
Thank you. I am so glad we have you.  It does not sound simple to me. Hope the DB guru helps. The faster archived stuff sounds great.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Lady RV |
Edited by - Montana Owners Club on 06/29/2007 16:02:19 |
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Admin
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Posted - 06/28/2007 : 10:48:20
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No worries...I know you'll find a solution and it will be better than ever.
Thank you,
Lady RV |
Edited by - Montana Owners Club on 06/29/2007 16:02:35 |
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Admin
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Posted - 06/28/2007 : 10:50:58
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ON EDIT: When I was finally able to post it showed up three times, so even though I was getting the time out error the post was posting. If that makes sense?
Its because you weren't receiving the error because of what you were posting. You were probably getting the timeout error when trying to view the page after you had posted.
Still working on a solution. |
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Montana Owners Club
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Posted - 06/28/2007 : 18:19:48
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Understand and thank you for your continued work on the solution.
Lady RV |
Edited by - Montana Owners Club on 06/29/2007 16:02:49 |
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Montana Owners Club
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844 Posts |
Posted - 06/28/2007 : 21:07:08
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Originally posted by Admin
I've used a quick and dirty fix to limit the amount of topics which the forum searches for to the first 100. This is to prevent timeout errors when viewing the archives. I should be able to fix the problem by creating a new index on those tables or re-indexing the current ones.
I am not sure this is relevant or not, but when I go to General Discussion and hit the archive topics...only ten come up and some crazy language near the top of the page.
I know you're working on this all, so I am not complaining but simply reporting.
Thanks again,
Lady RV |
Edited by - Montana Owners Club on 06/29/2007 16:03:22 |
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Admin
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Posted - 06/29/2007 : 03:01:42
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| Thats on your backup forum. I'm testing a more efficient way to do the paging on forum.asp. The language you see is a database query. I printed it out to make sure that its correct everytime you view a page. I created the indexes I was talking about on your forum and it looks like it has made a difference. |
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Montana Owners Club
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Posted - 06/29/2007 : 14:28:45
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Wonderful and again thank you.
Lady RV
ON EDIT:
The Statistics are back at the bottom...is that where they have to remain or is it temporary? It makes a difference I believe with the introduction software. We really prefer them not as detailed on top.
ON EDIT AGAIN:
I did manage to get the statistics back on top. I hope that is not a problem? |
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