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OK, but what chances do I have to control the load? I'm seeing up to 5000 clients per given time, I suppose, I'm getting more than 100 notifications per second.

This is something I can't handle efficiently. Note, I need to examine every notification, make table lookups (database operation), reschedule notifications etc. I fear I will not be able to handle this if I don't have some means to control the source efficiently. Maybe a switch to Protocol Buffers would take some load off, but basically having a Presence/Absence which would support locationHierarchy would be great. I know about the possibility to filter. Yes, that works (although I did have the same problems with filtered requests as described in some of my other topics: Whenever I changed the filter or switched back and forth from filtered to unfiltered I had to consume tons of stale notifications, this makes it rather pointless, because I couldn't achieve a real time behavior of the MSE).

I fear that the filtering is not the way which will lead to a scalable solution. Say I have tens of thousands plus of MAC addresses to control, then I would be forced to transfer that bunch of MAC addresses every time, even though there was a change of only one single MAC address a time. Do you think, that this is a proper solution?

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Meanwhile I have abandoned the notification approach. I will go for a polling solution, that seems to be more responsive to me.

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Neil, If you have direct access to the MSE, requesting the location of a specific MAC is a good approach. The three approachs are: 1) Have MSE send all notifications 2) Have MSE send filtered notifications with filter based on location and MAC 3) Have application Poll the MSE database for location when required The benefits of 1) and 2) is that you can have the MSE behind a firewall and the notifications are sent as new data is determined.

All three are viable approaches and I think your use of method 3) is reasonable. Regards, Darryl Sladden.

Say I have tens of thousands plus of MAC addresses to control, then I would be forced to transfer that bunch of MAC addresses every time, even though there was a change of only one single MAC address a time. Do you think, that this is a proper solution? Meanwhile I have abandoned the notification.

We need to uninstall and reinstall SQL Server on our TFS Report Server to a different drive on the same server because the drive where it is currently installed is getting full and so we have to reinstall it to a drive that has a lot of space. Is the instructions on this site still valid for TFS 2017 Update 3 -? Also, we had no problems with our TFS Report Server for almost a year but recently saw that the drive where SQL Server is installed is nearly getting full because of this huge directory 'TfsAnalysis.0.db'. Is this directory being generated because a user is creating reports and should we move this directory to the new drive after reinstalling SQL Server? Thank you for submitting the feedback.

We have determined that this issue is not a bug. You could refer to below document which supports TFS 2017. And the “TfsAnalysis.0.db” is generated when a user is creating reports, but it only caches these information. So you don’t need to move this directory to the new driver after reinstalling SQL Server. Please click 'Accept' button to mark the solution if it works or add a comment to let us know if it does not work so that we can reopen the ticket and investigate this further.

Hi Weiwei, Thanks for replying but your solution as well as Vladimir's is kind of confusing as neither solution details steps on the uninstall and reinstall of SQL Server. To better give you an idea of our environment, below is our setup: Server 1 - App tier Server 2 - App tier Server 3 - SSAS/ SSRS (server where we need to move SQL Server from drive C to D) Server 4 - Search Server Server 5 - SQL Server Basically, what we hope to achieve is the following: A. Stop TFS Reporting services B. Uninstall SQL Server from drive C on Server 3 C. Reinstall SQL Server to drive D on Server 3 What should be the procedures we should do on step C and do we need other procedures before and after steps B and D? Should we follow all the 26 steps you mentioned in the solution here - and where does the uninstall/ reinstall of SQL Server occur from those steps?

Thank you very much for your assistance! Jay, why do you want to reinstall SSAS/SSRS on Server #3? I understand that you are running out of disk space on C: drive, but you don't need to reinstall SSAS to move TfsAnalysis.0.db directory to another drive. You can do the following to move TfsAnalysis.0.db from C: Program Files Microsoft SQL Server MSAS14.MSSQLSERVER OLAP Data TfsAnalysis.0.db to d: SQL OLAP TfsAnalysis.0.db for example: 1) Open SQL Server Management Studio and connect to SSAS 2) Right click on the TfsAnalysis and select Detach. 3) Enter password and click OK 4) Copy C: Program Files Microsoft SQL Server MSAS14.MSSQLSERVER OLAP Data TfsAnalysis.0.db to d: SQL OLAP. Note that highlighted could be different in your case.

5) Rename TfsAnalysis.0.db C: Program Files Microsoft SQL Server MSAS14.MSSQLSERVER OLAP Data to TfsAnalysis.0.db.bak 6) In SSMS, right click on the Databases node and select Attach. 7) Specify folder path (d: SQL OLAP TfsAnalysis.0.db) and the password and click OK. 8) Once you verified that SSAS is working properly you can delete TfsAnalysis.0.db.bak folder. Thanks, -Vladimir.