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    1. COUnfortunately, allowing access to anyone who can bypass the dispatcher and hit the publisher directly is still not secure enough to pass our security requirement (big company...too many people would still have access). The simple activation option is certainly one we've considered, but it would require some changes to the security structure. Still, this may indeed be the best route.
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    2. COTrue, but then neither does "some looooong input..." It could be that you'd need to make the first part of the string contain valid header info, but then fill the bulk of the string with a method such as this. This approach may not work depending on what you need to test, but if you just need something extremely long it does provide a good approach for creating a long string.
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    3. COI think it is best to use the DB profiling tools to suggest the indexes rather than try to guess yourself. Most DBs will have tools that let you run a SQL command that will be analyzed for index suggestions. Beyond that, you want an index that will differentiate things. If you index a column where 90% of the values are the same, it probably won't be too useful unless you are looking for something in the 10%. A column with lots of unique values may be a better one to index on. You also want to index on columns that are used in your query--perhaps "requestor" or "requested" in your case.
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