>Hi everyone,
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>We have been moving some of our managed service clients to Windows 2012 servers and have been noticing areas where the system is taking a lot longer to execute certain processes than when running on 2008 servers.
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>There isn't any errors, just major slow down. We've also changed over to solid state drives, so we were thinking that these processes would be a lot faster, not slower.
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>We are still trying to determine exactly where these slow downs are occurring but we were wondering if anyone has seen anything similiar or have any ideas what we might should look for.

Can you give us a summary of:

- Your environment e.g. servers virtualized vs bare-metal, desktops virtualized vs bare-metal, networking/switchgear
- What you've looked at so far e.g. have you found any bottleneck(s)? The slow tasks - are they limited by CPU, disk I/O, memory or network?
- What version of VFP are you using?

Update: ISTR Thomas Ganss saying VFP can slow down significantly if there is a lot of available RAM memory (contrary to what you might expect). I think his recommendation was to limit VFP RAM usage via SYS( 3050 ) to 511MB or less (not 512MB), and 256MB works fine for almost all cases.