Re: Speed of writing on NT/SCO

I don't believe that. I had same problem with us servers when it migrated from NT to SCO. I solved I did a update statistics proccess. Maybe could you check that: What does another process run into the server? Check onstat -p and find out its statistics? With Dr SCO you can find a bottle neck in your OS? Vic Matskiv wrote: > Hi! > I've got two identical machines with different Informix/OS'es > the first is OnLine 7.23/NT, > the second is OnLine 7.20/SCO OpenServer 5.0 > Their dbspaces are both located in cookie files. > After creating identical databases and table (~30000 records) I do the > following: > select * from ... ;> Both Informix servers cope with statement above approximately equally. > After that I run the series of update/insert operators. > And what I can see is SCO processes the statements ~10 times faster the > NT. > > I clearly know SCO to be a more robust than NT, but I can't believe in > SUCH a difference! > And unfortunately I really have to use both NT and SCO! > Any ideas ? > > Thanks indeed!!!