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I have an asp.net application, on first load the page is slow to load. The
next time I go to the page it is fast, then fast again then back to slow.
The number of times it is slow seems to be time based, for example:

First Load at Time 0s: (10 seconds to load page)
Second Load at Time 11s (<1s to load page)
Third Load at Time 13s (<1s to load page)
Fourth Load at Time 15s (<1s to load page)
First Load at Time 17s: (10 seconds to load page)

This process keeps repeating itself.

Anybody have any idea what this is? Caching probelms perhaps?
Jul 10 '06 #1
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"JosephByrn s" wrote ...
>I have an asp.net application, on first load the page is slow to load. The
next time I go to the page it is fast, then fast again then back to slow.
The number of times it is slow seems to be time based, for example:

First Load at Time 0s: (10 seconds to load page)
Second Load at Time 11s (<1s to load page)
Third Load at Time 13s (<1s to load page)
Fourth Load at Time 15s (<1s to load page)
First Load at Time 17s: (10 seconds to load page)

This process keeps repeating itself.

Anybody have any idea what this is? Caching probelms perhaps?
Is this all within the same few mintues? Or on different days?

Rob
Jul 10 '06 #2
In fact the proplem seems to be isolated to one particular aspx page in one
application.

There is nothing remarkable about this page, and infact it is a copy of
another page in another application that does not exhibit the same problem.

"JosephByrn s" <jo*********@ya hoo.comwrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP05.phx.gbl. ..
>I have an asp.net application, on first load the page is slow to load. The
next time I go to the page it is fast, then fast again then back to slow.
The number of times it is slow seems to be time based, for example:

First Load at Time 0s: (10 seconds to load page)
Second Load at Time 11s (<1s to load page)
Third Load at Time 13s (<1s to load page)
Fourth Load at Time 15s (<1s to load page)
First Load at Time 17s: (10 seconds to load page)

This process keeps repeating itself.

Anybody have any idea what this is? Caching probelms perhaps?

Jul 10 '06 #3
It is in the same few minutes.

I've just fixed it though, this particular application was trying to access
a file on a shared folder that no longer exists. When I stopped it looking
in the wrong place everything worked again.

Thanks for the response.

"Rob Meade" <ku************ ***@edaem.borwr ote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP04.phx.gbl. ..
"JosephByrn s" wrote ...
>>I have an asp.net application, on first load the page is slow to load.
The next time I go to the page it is fast, then fast again then back to
slow. The number of times it is slow seems to be time based, for example:

First Load at Time 0s: (10 seconds to load page)
Second Load at Time 11s (<1s to load page)
Third Load at Time 13s (<1s to load page)
Fourth Load at Time 15s (<1s to load page)
First Load at Time 17s: (10 seconds to load page)

This process keeps repeating itself.

Anybody have any idea what this is? Caching probelms perhaps?

Is this all within the same few mintues? Or on different days?

Rob

Jul 10 '06 #4

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