Hi,

We use SAPDB 7.3 here on some terminal servers with no problem, but none 
of them have 80 users logged on at one time.  I haven't found the ODBC 
driver to be a bottleneck though, in general.  I oftentimes use SAPDB as a 
temporary database for importing data from other systems that I will make 
reports from, sometimes quite a lot of data, and haven't really found any 
bottlenecks, other than that sometimes queries with multiple outer joins 
explode and have to be made into multi-level subqueries.  IF it works, the 
speed is never bad.

Thank you,
      Noah Silva
      Atofina IS&T - Sr. Programmer Analyst
      (215) 419 - 7916





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        Subject:        maxdb- odbc driver on terminal server farm experiences ????


Hello everybody !

We want to install an application on a windows 2000 serverfarm
(terminalserver+citrix)!
The application works with the maxdb 7.5 odbc-driver against an linux
server with an maxdb 7.5 database(200 Giga). 
There will be about 80 dialog users on each farmserver !  (600 users in
total)
The application does heavy interactive data processing via
sql-passthrough.
In rush hours there will be 400 users inserting,deleting and updating
two main tables with
4 million records each.

Has anybody done something like this before ?? 
Is the maxdb odbc driver a bottleneck ??
Is it ok to use one system dsn on each farmserver ??

Any experiences or hints welcomed

Best regards
Albert
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