INSERTs/UPDATEs are a bit slow ... SAPDB might as fast as MySQL if you set the LogMode to DEMO (which means, that no transaction-log is written), but that's not a good idea in general.
I thought that the difference between demo and single was when the log was full:
in demo mode you have : if (log is full) {
truncate log file
}
in single mode you have : if (log is full) { take the big kernel lock backup log truncate log file release the big kernel lock }
oops, i think i wrote rubbish.
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