Hi,

I want to start a little discussion here. To increase performance, you must
create multiple host instances like for receiving, processing and sending.
But if you create multiple host instances, then I suspose you get more
database connections so more database locks or I'm wrong?

Thanks

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Hi,

I've thought the same thing about this. Each host will connect to the DB,
but I don't think locks will be a big issue unless you get a very large
amount of messages (if this happens, you can add aditional message box
databases). It's good practice to create additional host instances, but I've
not heard if there is a maximum number of instances where performance will
start to decreace.

Regards,

Alan


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"flashbeir" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I want to start a little discussion here. To increase performance, you mus
t
> create multiple host instances like for receiving, processing and sending.
> But if you create multiple host instances, then I suspose you get more
> database connections so more database locks or I'm wrong?
>
> Thanks

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Hi,

I've thought the same thing about this. Each host will connect to the DB,
but I don't think locks will be a big issue unless you get a very large
amount of messages (if this happens, you can add aditional message box
databases). It's good practice to create additional host instances, but I've
not heard if there is a maximum number of instances where performance will
start to decreace.

Regards,

Alan


--
The Bloggers Guide to BizTalk
http://geekswithblogs.com/asmith



"flashbeir" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I want to start a little discussion here. To increase performance, you mus
t
> create multiple host instances like for receiving, processing and sending.
> But if you create multiple host instances, then I suspose you get more
> database connections so more database locks or I'm wrong?
>
> Thanks

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