Advanced queue taking a lot of CPU time

hi ,
My application has a workflow which dequeues messages from an advanced queue.The message is simple text message. But i am facing CPU time problems. when the workflow( one of the steps is to dequeue) runs it uses 100% of a particular CPU.
can somebody throw some light on the things to implement to reduce CPU time and why i am having this problem.
also , i am using the TOP command on UNIX to trace the process.Does it give us the correct CPU usage measure?suggest some more specific measures , if any.
Thanks in Advance

Hi,
I came across tip for speeding up OpenLdap a while ago, I have never tested it as I have never found the need to but here it is :-
Stop the OpenLdap service
Open slapd.conf which is under SharedServices\openLDAP\
Locate
*# Indices to maintain*
index objectClass eq
index cn,ou,cssIdentity,member,cssRoleDN,cssProductCode,cssVersion eq
index cssDisplayNameDefault eq,sub
and add
index uniqueMember eq
Save/Close
run slapindex.exe -f c:\<location to slapd.conf>\slapd.conf
Start up OpenLdap service again.
Though this doesn't explain the reason why you are suddenly getting performance issues, do you have a large amount of native users/groups ?
If you are on 9.3.1 have you tried Sync Native Directory from Shared Services.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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