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    Where should the CPU Load be on a remote select from a database

    Searched for this answer but can't find anything, hopefully is not a duplicate.

    Where should the CPU load be ? For instance..

    I am remotely selecting results from a custom production database with a criteria of around three minutes from a C# application.

    Every time the select command is executed, the server PC that I am using CPU goes up to around 50%. But surely, the load should be on the database that I am connecting to?

    Why would the C# application rocket to 50% until the data is retrieved for reading?

    If any more info is needed please don't hesitate to ask!

    Thankyou

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    Because client has to process rowset returned from sql server.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rmiao View Post
    Because client has to process rowset returned from sql server.
    Sometimes there isn't a result set and it still has the same issue.

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    You should limit the result set sent to client and try to use stored procedure to do most of the work on database server.

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    Then you should check which process uses most cpu time in task manager.

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