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> > Object folks thinking is frozen in terms of nested loops
> > that user has to write.
> If you pulled a marble out of a bag and it was black, you would say
> that the remaining marbles in the bag are black. What are your chances
> of being correct?
My apologies, I am guilty of this also :)
An error on my part, the below claims are for resolving a child's parent and not a parent's children which was the original topic.
1. oodb is faster at resolving parent/child relationships? 2. resolution time in rdb increases with # of records? 3. resolution time in oodb is constant regardless of # of "recs"?But I still believe, in general, an oodb will resolve relationships faster.
> ...resolves parent/child relationships
> at a rate of 100 mil/sec on a 800Mhz PC?
Please ignore this specs as it is a number under ideal test condition
and not representative of real world situations.
Would you like to benchmark a rdb, with or without "pipelining", with XDb in a specific case similar to the original problem? Received on Sun Nov 18 2001 - 09:49:12 CST
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