Re: Application server and database server
Posted in 1999
This is trivial. Part of the Informix communications handshaking is the client's and server's byte order and so all data is converted (as long as you did not do something crazy like packing integers or floats into char columns ;-). Just get the fastest network connection beetween client and server that you can. Art S. Kagel Webber Valerie H wrote: > > Does anyone have any experience with configuring the application (C > programs) to run on one UNIX box (Pyramid S) and the database running on > another UNIX box (SUN E10000)? > > We are currently running Informix 7.2.4 UC8 on a Pyramid S box with 512M > memory and 4 CPUs. Its maxed out. If we could put the database on the SUN > box, we'd upgrade Informix to 7.3 > > How complicated is this? We considered moving the app to the SUN box as well > but not sure how portable it is written under the Pyramid. Plus the > application still has ALL (pre-SQL) calls that use a "converter" routine to > ESQL calls. We are in development of a redesign from C programs to Java so > we don't want to spend gobs of time on this. > > Performance response time is horrible.... 20-30 seconds (sometimes 1.5 - 2 > minutes depending on num users) to startup the application. We have tuned > the OS and Informix as much as possible. We believe limited resources of the > hardware is a major contributor to the performance problems. > > Thanks in advance! > Val > > Valerie H. Webber > Valerie.H.Webber@m1.irs.gov > 704-569-1002 x107 > <<...>>