Hello,

could someone explain to me why there are so many changes in the WU's lenght ?

Below instances = AVX, (all on the same machine - ID 54940 !) but same happens with SSE2 and SSE3 : ALL WU's need > 2x more time to complete than 4 or 5 days ago ... ?

Thank You

54594862 23583313 24 Nov 2014, 18:50:57 UTC 26 Nov 2014, 6:42:01 UTC Terminé et validé 2,752.98 2,725.56 480.00 Period Search Application

54594807 23583289 24 Nov 2014, 18:50:57 UTC 26 Nov 2014, 6:42:01 UTC Terminé et validé 2,808.27 2,779.88 480.00 Period Search Application

54589306 23580566 24 Nov 2014, 18:28:10 UTC 26 Nov 2014, 6:42:01 UTC Terminé et validé 2,951.73 2,922.96 480.00 Period Search Application

56074104 24296773 29 Nov 2014, 20:03:37 UTC 30 Nov 2014, 2:17:07 UTC Terminé et validé 7,282.37 7,203.83 480.00 Period Search Application

56074360 24296907 29 Nov 2014, 20:03:37 UTC 30 Nov 2014, 0:15:43 UTC Terminé et validé 7,424.55 7,312.80 480.00 Period Search Application

56074210 24296854 29 Nov 2014, 20:03:37 UTC 30 Nov 2014, 4:21:07 UTC Terminé et validé 7,585.05 7,400.72 480.00 Period Search Application

I also notice a recent (approximate) double in run times. But when I look back farther in the logs I see that in early November the "short" runs began to replace "long" runs that had been typical up to that time. So, in effect, the WU size seems to have reverted back to a previous value. Who knows what the "right" size is? I just assumed it is something inherent in the batches of work that are distributed.

I also notice a recent (approximate) double in run times. But when I look back farther in the logs I see that in early November the "short" runs began to replace "long" runs that had been typical up to that time. So, in effect, the WU size seems to have reverted back to a previous value. Who knows what the "right" size is? I just assumed it is something inherent in the batches of work that are distributed.

Longer units also means less times we users have to connect to the Project Servers, they have been overloaded at times so this could be a return to the longer units to help solve the problem.