Hours Just to Delete a Few Thousand Content Nodes?
I came across a bug that caused a few thousand content nodes to be created (8,000 nodes or so). I fixed that bug.
I am now deleting those unnecessary content nodes. I first moved those nodes under a single common parent node (using a tool I built). Well, a few common parent nodes (I'm basically doing it in batches). That took forever just for the automated process to run.
Now I'm deleting that parent node, which at the time of deletion contained about 3,000 content nodes. It's been about an hour and the CPU has been very high the entire time. Is that normal, or a bulk deletions supposed to go faster? Just curious in case there is some other bug/inefficiency I should address. Note that I'm just deleting the parent node; haven't emptied the recycle bin yet.
Umbraco 7.4.3. SQL Server (i.e., not CE or MySql). Full IIS (i.e., on production and not in Visual Studio). Most of the CPU seems to be taken by IIS (rather than SQL). Note that I also disabled Examine indexing and XML cache updates to improve the speed of the process, but that didn't seem to help.
Hours Just to Delete a Few Thousand Content Nodes?
I came across a bug that caused a few thousand content nodes to be created (8,000 nodes or so). I fixed that bug.
I am now deleting those unnecessary content nodes. I first moved those nodes under a single common parent node (using a tool I built). Well, a few common parent nodes (I'm basically doing it in batches). That took forever just for the automated process to run.
Now I'm deleting that parent node, which at the time of deletion contained about 3,000 content nodes. It's been about an hour and the CPU has been very high the entire time. Is that normal, or a bulk deletions supposed to go faster? Just curious in case there is some other bug/inefficiency I should address. Note that I'm just deleting the parent node; haven't emptied the recycle bin yet.
Umbraco 7.4.3. SQL Server (i.e., not CE or MySql). Full IIS (i.e., on production and not in Visual Studio). Most of the CPU seems to be taken by IIS (rather than SQL). Note that I also disabled Examine indexing and XML cache updates to improve the speed of the process, but that didn't seem to help.
I'm wondering if this might be related to this issue: http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-8698
This site has 50 or so Umbraco users, so maybe that's causing some notification events and that's leading to the slowdown.
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