RE: Benchmarking of ASP.NET with Oracle v/s MSSQL

[Kevin Toepke]

Title: RE: Benchmarking of ASP.NET with Oracle v/s MSSQL

I haven't done any formal benchmarking, but I've modified an ASP.NET app to connect to both MSSQL and Oracle. What I did was convert a couple routines that were getting employee information from the MSSQL database to get the same employee information from the master Oracle Apps database.

 

What I found is that initiating the connection is slightly different. Outside of that I've noticed no difference what-so-ever in the coding. Some of the sql ran unchanged against Oracle.

 

That said, the app only selects from Oracle and does both select/updates against MSSQL and does not use bind variables.

 

Oracle and MSSQL handle bind variables differently. MSSQL uses "?" to specify a bind variable and Oracle uses the :name and :# notations.

 

There are some code samples on OTN that you/your developers can review. Look for the ODP.NET sample code off the OTN homepage.

 

HTH

Kevin

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Subject: RE: Benchmarking of ASP.NET with Oracle v/s MSSQL

Really want an objective study.  Would like to find out if ASP.net against Oracle has any performance limitations as compared to ASP.NET against MSSQL.  Also, would like to know if there are any maintenance/administration/coding limitations.  Does going against ORacle provide a lot of hardship for developers and what kind?

-----Original Message-----
From: Niall Litchfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 5:40 PM
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Subject: RE: Benchmarking of ASP.NET with Oracle v/s MSSQL

What do you wish to discover?

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> Subject: Benchmarking of ASP.NET with Oracle v/s MSSQL
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> Hi List,
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> Anybody done performance benchmarking of a typical ASP.NET
> application with IIS(or any web server) with Oracle
> database(9.2) v/s MS SQL Server.(Latest version) 
> Any pointers for the same is most appreciated. If there is
> any document on which POC has been done, plz mail to my id.
> FYI: 80% of the transactions are DB intensive. So, any
> guidelines for the same will be useful to me.
>
> Thanks !
>
> Regards,
> Satya Prakash
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