Re: ** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - RECORD-BREAKING TPC-C RECORD!! **
Posted in 1995
Topics: Performance & Tuning, Security, Permissions & Auditing
Jay Walters (jwalters@igate.iohk.com) wrote: : I would have to say that if my company ran the TPC-C benchmark as our : standard IT processing all of these numbers would mean a lot to me. Sort : of like the row level locking debate (which of course row level locking : makes load of sense.) Too bad that I live in the real world of : de-normalized data, office politics and unrealistic performance : expectations... But that's the whole point of the TPC benchmarks: end-user customer don't have to run the TPC suite. That's for the system/database manufacturers to do. It's pretty expensive and it's a long and involved process to complete (and have audited). Plus it requires quite of bit of hardware to pull one of these things off. Plus the time for tuning and, well, you get my drift. Enuf of this thread. (for this week, anyway) Chris -- Chris Huey Tactix ReEngineering, Inc. cah@tactix.com Voice: (503) 684-3582 Just another hitch-hiker on the Information Super-highway.