Hi Amir,

I have juse been through a similar exercise! I have done some simple tests,
just single table bulk reads ( 1000 or more rows at a time). In terms of
response times I have found, Entity Beans < Direct JDBC < OJB PB API < OJB
ODMG API.

In fact the performance of the ODMG API is really bad, like 10 - 20x worse
thant the PB API!

Rgds,
Damian

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> All-
> 
> Our company has recently decided to use OJB and I am going to be testing
> out the performance and load testing of OJB. I am very curious to see how
> OJB handles connection pooling. Also, I am curious as to the performance
> of OJB when querying for 1000-5000 records and how efficient OJB performs
> when executing DML(i.e. inserts..deletes...updates). 
> 
> My question for all the users out there is have any of you had to do
> anything similar to this? What approach did you take? Are there any good
> third party(prefer open source) tools out there available to use in order
> to accomplish some of the things mentioned?
> 
> Thanks in advance for your help and suggestions.
> 
> amir
> 
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