Went fast and as far as I can tell no problemsWhat happens if you (do a database backup first and then) go to Admin->Tools->Store Manager and click on Update all Products Price Sorter ?
If this step is the problem, well, you might wait a long time.
Went fast and as far as I can tell no problemsWhat happens if you (do a database backup first and then) go to Admin->Tools->Store Manager and click on Update all Products Price Sorter ?
If this step is the problem, well, you might wait a long time.
DrByte,
Do you have any other suggestions or ideas? We only have a few days left before we place everything on sale again.
Thanks
Rick
Sorry - I have no idea, since I've never seen it happen and don't see why it would have any reason to do what you described.
I'd suggest just planning to keep a close eye on things, and if it does spike, watch exactly which SQL process are chewing up all the resources.
If it were me, I'd be doing a simulation before the sale to try to isolate the problem. Perhaps take a full backup of files+database and install on another server , and set up a sale, let it expire, and see what happens. Of course, you'll need to be clicking around in the test store at expiry time in order to trigger and observe things.
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