Got on the meeting early to work with Steve and Alan. They were looking into some server issues with the data 5 box. Alan was on the box and Steve was browsing through the web. They were running checks and looking at things. Most of the corporations were doing fine, the problem was with one of the bigger ones. It seemed to be at the database level. If a super huge query was being ran, it was clogging up the queue to run other database queries. Alan ended up looking into temp table sizes, heap sizes, and max levels of memory that were available. He made some small modifications and we fully rebooted the server. When it came back up, it seemed to be running much faster. Alan then went to all other servers and adjusted database max levels to match the new settings. In a small way, this is just part of the performance tuning that needs to happen. Basically, you run into a wall, figure it out, and try to expand the corridor.

Shari O. popped in and we had to look into a small issue on the data 1 box. Alan was on the box and we had a table that had locked itself. We did some repairs and were able to get the table back up and running.

Wayne popped in and had a few questions. Dustin then worked with Alan to get some JavaScript rounding errors taken care of. Alan and I then started to look into the sales tax updates for other tax 6 through other tax 10 (new custom tax fields). This is one of the final steps in the sales tax changes that we were making earlier this year.