On Wed, 2005-11-09 at 22:20, Ron Peacetree wrote:
> The point Gentlemen, was that Good Architecture is King. That's what I was
> trying to emphasize by calling proper DB architecture step 0. All other
> things being equal (and they usually aren't, this sort of stuff is _very_
> context dependent), the more of your critical schema that you can fit into
> RAM during normal operation the better.
>
> ...and it all starts with proper DB design. Otherwise, you are quite right
> in stating that you risk wasting time, effort, and HW.
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Very valid point. It's the reason, in my last job, we had a mainline
server with dual 2800MHz CPUs and a big RAID array.
And our development, build and test system was a Dual Pentium Pro 200
with 256 Meg of ram. You notice slow queries real fast on such a box.
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