Hi all,

I've been using the SAP DB 7.3(0.29) for a while. I'm interesting to hear from people

who have expirience with both 7.3 and 7.4. How do these versions compare in

stability and performance. The application I'm working on consists of the 2 stages:

concurrent data upload (typical OLTP) and the use of the database in the read- only

mode (quite complex queries that involve a  lot of aggregations, something like data

warehouse functionality) as the upload completes. Therefore I'm interested both in

I/O performance and highest possible level of concurrency for the first stage and in

the perfomance on the complex queries (for the read only "analytical" mode). Has

anyone any specific experiences with these versions (7.3/7.4)...some problems

like performance degradation under heavy load, etc?

More specific question:

(1) What's impact on the performance switching the REDO LOG OFF(7.4) if the 

application primarily does a lot of conncurrent INSERTs? Would it be the sufficient

perfomance gain?

(2) As the SAP DB is highly multithreaded and 7.4 uses only native OS threads

is there any positive effect of applying Linux's "Low latency/kernel preemption"

patches for better performance under the heavy load?

Thanks in advance,

Dnmitri

Nuix Pty. Ltd.



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