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Yes.... Is there anything to help with SQL connection?
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Yes.... Is there anything to help with SQL connection?

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no, due to the instability of wireless itself, unless you are saying that there is a box accessing SQL that works fine, then there is other issues to look at
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no, due to the instability of wireless itself, unless you are saying that there is a box accessing SQL that works fine, then there is other issues to look at

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Have Win03 and SQL 2000 setup and running. &nbsp;Use a Program Called Macola ES to access the database and also a few ASP pages I have writen. &nbsp;Data is taking a long time to come from the database, and causes the tables to lock and timeout. &nbsp;There is one location that uses the Macola ES program from a wireless USB Network card and that one takes 2x-3x as long as the PCs on the normal LAN to process an item. &nbsp;Any issues, or ideas that we can try to speed up SQL Server or the workstation's link to SQL via Wireless? &nbsp;The other Wireless locations are only accessing an ASP page witch is slow also, and times-out if the other PC locks the table.
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Have Win03 and SQL 2000 setup and running.  Use a Program Called Macola ES to access the database and also a few ASP pages I have writen.  Data is taking a long time to come from the database, and causes the tables to lock and timeout.  There is one location that uses the Macola ES program from a wireless USB Network card and that one takes 2x-3x as long as the PCs on the normal LAN to process an item.  Any issues, or ideas that we can try to speed up SQL Server or the workstation's link to SQL via Wireless?  The other Wireless locations are only accessing an ASP page witch is slow also, and times-out if the other PC locks the table.

Slow SQL Connection with Wireless

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.