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Saeed Talebbeik — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
I have heard repeatedly that on machines with two CPU's The performance
actually degrades if you have 2 or more cpu VP's. So you are o.k with
one CPU vp running and setting MULTIPROCESSOR parameter to false.
Informix engine starting from version 6.x is a multi-threaded engine.
If you do "onstat -g ath" you will see all the threads that are running
on different Informix processes.
<<<Saeed>>>
In <501bcs$sej@cssun.mathcs.emory.edu> billy@west.co.za (Billy Wheeler)
writes:
>
>> We are using Informix V.7 aand dual cpu HP machine. We have 700
stored
>> procedures currently stay on database server, and we still using
single thread.
>> We are thinking using multithread to increase performance, can
anyone there
>> can show us how to do it? Is this so called PDQ?
>
>You can't switch multithreading on, it's always on. You might be
confusing MT
>with parallel processing.
>
>The reason why you may only be accessing one ONINIT is because your
OnLine
>config might have SINGLE_CPU_VP = 1 or NUM_CPU_VPS = 1. But parallel
processing
>only really takes off after 3 CPUs (although it could improve
performance
>with fewer CPUs).
>
>HTH.
>
>--
>Ciao,
>
>Billy
>
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