The EggHeadCafe.com web spider found the following conversation that may be helpful to you.Next Thread: Upgrade ISA 2000 (on SBS 2003) to ISA 2004 I get an Error8 / 10/2004 2:30:04 PM speed problem using smart pointers ON fpc.roothi,
I'VE a Little Speed Problem While Browsing Destination Sets. It Tooks
About 8 "To Browse A Full 1024 Destinations Set. it's not a network
Problem, Because I Got Also Large Execution Time When Running on the ISA
Server (4 ": 1000 Entries / Second).
IT's A Problem, Because I Plane To Use Destinations Sets That Contains
More Than 450 000 Entries So It Could Take More Than An Hour To Export
The entiere content.
Is there any way to speted up?
When Using Isa MMC, IT Takes Not Such Time To Retrieve The Destination
Sets content evening from a distant machine.
Maybe The Smart Pointers Are Not The Right Way.
I connect to the isa using coinitializeex (), using "localhost" as target
WHEN Running on the isa.
NB: Because of the bug on the long result for fpcDestinationSet-> count
Discuted A Few Days Ago, I Can't Know The Count for A Set, So, I'm Using
An infinite loop incrementing the variable "l" unsil falling in
EXCETION catch by the try / catch couple when.
Thanks for help.
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FPCDESTINATIONADDRESSTYPE DTYPE;
Long L = 1;
CSTRING BUFF;
Try {
While (fpcdestination = fpcdestinationset-> item
(_VARIANT_T (L), (BSTR) NULL, (BSTR) NULL) {
FPCDESTINATION-> GET_TYPE (& DTYPE);
DTYPE = fpcdestination-> type;
Switch (DTYPE) {
Case 0:
BUFF = (char *) fpcdestination-> domainname;
Break;
Case 1:
BUFF = (char *) fpcdestination-> ip_from;
Break; Case 2:
Break;
DEFAULT:
Break;
}
Buff.trimright ();
Buff.trimleft ();
// here: Storing Buff in a file but commented while testing speed
l ;
}
} catch (_COM_ERROR & PCE) {
}
