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"michael newport" <michaelnewport_at_yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> http://tpc.org/information/other/articles/TopTen.asp
>
> The performance of databases is one issue, pricing is another. (Ingres
> is FREE)
>
> TPC results should not be used as a substitute for benchmarking of
> one's own application if performance is a critical decision criteria
>
>
> Michael
If this is the same Ingres I used awhile ago I wouldn't touch it with a ten
foot pole even if you paid me. The concurrency model sucks, start a
transaction, insert a record, lock 95% of the table if it has a primary
key - because the page locks on the index locks most of the pages. NO ONE
ELSE COULD GET ANY WORK DONE, unless you threw out the transaction model and
went to auto commit. POS.
Jim
Received on Mon Oct 25 2004 - 21:24:51 CDT
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