Re: Oracle7/Sun TPC-A Benchmark results
Date: 15 Jun 1992 12:53:27 GMT
Message-ID: <11i3s7INN38f_at_fbi-news.Informatik.Uni-Dortmund.DE>
In article <1992Jun12.195545.28463_at_oracle.us.oracle.com>,
ddruker_at_us.oracle.com (Daniel Druker) writes:
|>
|> ... Transaction Processing Council Benchmark A
|> ... Sun SPARCserver ... 690MP. 107.28 transactions per second (tpsA)
.
|> ...Solaris 2.0. ... ORACLE7.
|> Total system cost, including hardware, software, and five years of maintenance came
|> to $1,352,118 or $12,604 per tpsA. ORACLE7 results were achieved through a
|> combination of new features, including the capabilities of PL/SQL procedures
|> executing within the RDBMS, hashed clustered indexes, and architectural
|> enhancements that reduced CPU and memory utilization.
|>
|> For further information about Oracle, call Oracle corporate
|> headquarters at 415/506-7000, or write to Oracle Corporation, 500 Oracle
|> Parkway, Box 659509, Redwood Shores, CA 94065.
|>
|>
|> Daniel Druker
|> Senior Consultant
|> Oracle Corporation
|>
|> Disclaimer: These are my opinions and mine alone, and don't reflect the
|> views or position of my employer.
|>
My latest list of TPC-A results says:
Sponsor : SUN
System : SPARCserver 690MP
Spec.Rev. : 1.0,1.1
Database : SYBASE SQLServer 4.8.1
Op. Sys. : SunOS 4.1.2, Sun DBE 1.2
Tot. Sys. Costs : $855,926.00
Throughput : 95.41 tpsA
Price/Perf. : $8,972 per tpsA
That's 12.5 % more tps,
60 % more $$
and 40.5 % more $$ per tpsA, (all for Oracle, of course).
don't you think this posting was a bit too loud for these figures?
Greetings,
Othmar
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