[DUG] FYI Oracle make free entry level 4Gb user database available
Robert martin
rob at wildsoft.co.nz
Thu Nov 3 10:59:32 NZDT 2005
Hi
Im no expert but I believe the connections thing is a non issue in the
current FB release. 30Gb is a non issue is far as I know, I have read
of much larger DBs. The Sweep thing is still around but most people
never experiance it as a major problem. I believe this has probably
been improved since IB 5. I think in FB 2 this is supposed to be
further improved.
Rob Martin
Software Engineer
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Wild Software Ltd
Phil Middlemiss wrote:
> Very useful information. Anyone know for sure if the issues that Kurt
> describes are addressed in the latest FB?
>
> Phil.
>
> Wilkin, Kurt wrote:
>
>>Rob Martin wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I guess that answer would be.... When the DB requires a Cluster to
>>>handle the number of transactions / Connections required. FB doesn't
>>>do Clusters, I guess Oracle does.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Basically.
>>
>>FWIW, in about '99 the place I was at started
>>running into trouble after ~50 connections on
>>IB 5.
>>Would've been early days of 5 though, and
>>Firebird, IB 6+ and all the OS and network
>>stuff would've improved a lot since then.
>>
>>That database was >30GB (in the days
>>that your home box would have a 1-8GB drive :)
>>
>>And I'm pretty sure with IB (definitely for
>>Firefox) you could multiplex connections if
>>you wanted, which some db Vendors'll charge
>>you for.
>>
>>The other thing - elsewhere - we used to run
>>into was hitting a sweep and clean in IB,
>>where if you touch a large number of records,
>>the query will be slowed down multiple times
>>for the database to do its housekeeping, which
>>could be painful.
>>
>>Cheers, Kurt.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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