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Re: Choosing a database for a DSS system (40-100G range)

From: Barbara Kennedy <barbken_at_teleport.com>
Date: 1998/11/06
Message-ID: <OCv02.846$bt4.509888@news.teleport.com>#1/1

Baloney yourself. MS doesn't have any TPC-D numbers because they cannot make a respectable showing there! (Believe me if they could even come close they would.) terraserver is a joke as an example of scalability - scalability is not the ability to look up a single row in a table - that ability has been around for decades. MS SQL 7 still reparses each and every query and is a major bottleneck on large systems. Jim
Michael wrote in message ...
>Go with NT + SQL server 7
>Balony its not big enough. I have in production several hundred gigabyte
>systems on SQL 6.5. 7 scales wonderfully.
>Also DTS in SQL 7 will give you all the tools you need to import your data.
>TCP-D's don't worry. They are being rewritten at this current time.
>The optimizer in SQL 7 has been completely rewritten. You will love the
>product.
>if you want to see some large database performance go to
>http://terraserver.microsoft.com.
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Received on Fri Nov 06 1998 - 00:00:00 CST

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