Posted in 1996
Jim Gordon wrote: > Round Robin is almost never a good idea as it really doesn't really provide > benefits just a whole host of performance problems. Well thats my opinion > anyway! Sorry Jim, but I don't agree with you. I believe Round Robin is a good solution if you don't know how data is strutured *AND* you use several processors *AND* use PDQ. Simply put: several processors accessing simultaneously several independent disks has got to be faster (once again, assuming that you don't know how data is strutured and you couldn't use hashing). Cheers, Fernando
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