Unfortunately, the one after that was done after the Olympic games had
finished, which
made the number of concurrent requests somewhat smaller....
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No, the one after it that was flawless in every regard, constantly,
forever, and made no mistakes at any time, even in testing and
development.
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<==> You mean, the infamous "Atlanta" database which was
<==> showing runners 30ft
<==> tall and 99 yrs. old?
<==> That one was worth remembering it.....
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<==> LoL! The "Winter Corporation"? Which databases were included?
<==>
<==> The Olympics one that IBM did on DB2?
<==> The Terraserver database?
<==> The SETI one?
<==> 2500 Transactions per second is the fastest they did? A
<==> conservative
<==> estimate of page hits per second ( "transaction" ) for a web site
<==> i know of is 8400/second.
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<==> :-) Oh, yea, and How much did Oracle pay Winter for the objective
<==> evaluation?
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<==> Inquiring minds want to know! :-D
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<==> > Have you seen this?
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<==> > http://www.oracle.com/ip/deploy/database/featurestory/index.ht
<http://www.oracle.com/ip/deploy/database/featurestory/index.ht>
<==> < http://www.oracle.com/ip/deploy/database/featurestory/in
<http://www.oracle.com/ip/deploy/database/featurestory/in>
dex.ht>
> ml?wintergrp.h
> tml
Interesting. For those of you who haven't read the article, it says that a
survey made by the Winter Corporation showed that the top 10 OLTP databases
on UNIX in the following categories: "Most Data", "Highest Workload", "Most
Rows/Records" were all Oracle databases.
Does anyone know of similar surveys on other platforms? In particular
Windows NT / Windows 2000?
And how about on the Sinclair, the Tandy, and the Commoder PET? :)
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