Re: Shared object libraries, where can I get them ?

If you need instant response, to reduce the code won't do any good. Since to connect to ORACLE server will takes about 10 ~ 30 seconds depends on your system configuration, probably even more if you put your database server on RAID. Because in the application you only issue request, the server still need to load the server instance every time it got a request. Probably not load, but fork another ORACLE server still very CPU bound.

So my suggestion, write a ORACLE client server which keep the connection always, and talk to your client server every time you need a quick query.

Atif Ahmad Khan wrote:
>
> I have Solaris X86 2.5.1 and Oracle 7.3.2.1.
>
> I am writing some basic C++ programs using the provided libraries
> and the binaries are HUUGE. Since the application I am working on
> is a web application, it is critical that the system is able to
> immediately load these programs and return results without having
> to make the user wait a very long time. Binaires that are 5-10MB
> for programs that are doing very simple and basic stuff is not
> going to work well ofcourse in such an enviroment. I was told that
> I can get shared object libraries that will help quite a bit.
>
> I need to know, who do I need to call and ask for what ? Or is
> it something that I can download ?
>
> Thanks very much.
>
> Atif Khan
> aak2_at_ra.msstate.edu
 

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