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    Default Re: high query and parse times

    But if your db is messed up somehow then same thing can happen can't it?
    To check if it might be the DB
    You should have a db backup prior to using/changing with EP
    Take a fresh one
    Apply previous one - check load times
    Reapply the fresh one

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    Default Re: high query and parse times

    Yes I will try that but that is a hassle have to do it over the weekend. It just seems odd that EP would be related but I guess it could be. Only way to be sure...

    Host is working on it too. It is probably them.

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    Default Re: high query and parse times

    Yes I will try that but that is a hassle have to do it over the weekend.
    If you have the backup, making a current one and swapping twice is no more than 30 minutes

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    Default Re: high query and parse times

    Yes I understand but I can't really do it live so the weekend is better as you never know what hiccup will delay progress.

    I appreciate your help. I did scan the sql again and that didn't help. I told my host MT that I had issues they told me a 16 second ping time was pretty good.

    Pretty good. The frontpage page is 32k with 21k being image so I thought that was pretty well optimized better than most.

    I am doing the free rackspace promo to see if i get the results I need or if it is a website issue. How do you ever really know unless you eliminate the pipeline as a possible reason.

    I am shared with MT and another is dedicated and the dedicated still did not provide the results I'd expect. 32k should essentially be instantaneous IMO any delay would be on user side of issue I'd think.

 

 

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