+++ Shridhar Daithankar [linux-india] <26/02/02 19:48 +0530>:
> I have never seen oracle doing heavy duty work.. just in development
> environment.. and I really hate it's resource preclaim policy..
It sucks worse in production imho :)
> I always wonder who would eb beneficial at lower end. (for that matter at
> any place..). My good guess is given same hardware and OS, postgres should
> perform
We use mysql here on some very heavy load mailservers (to store a db of over
30 million webmail users).
Works quite fine ...
> What say? any simple but heavy duty tests to beat these two? I have oracle9i
> and postgres7.2(Though not compiled...) I can beat both of them on HP-UX as
> well as linux.. If anybody has some simple test that I can run.. I would be
> happy to see who's who in practice..
tried sqlbench - head to head?
-srs
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