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use harware RAID with BBU ho have disc cache and good
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is good for super server or for small number of clients where higher
IPC will help you to process queries faster.
but all this is irrelevant if you have slow storage.
Doychin
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I'm looking for some example how to use TraceAPI provided in Jaybird.
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code path leaves open transaction or keeps transaction open for
long time.
Any ideas how to make this?
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You need to install compat-libstdc++-33 package. That package will give you
the needed C++ libraries to run firebird on RHEL/CentOS 6
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I will have to install firebird
On 9.10.2014 ã. 14:32 ÷., brucedickin...@wp.pl [firebird-support] wrote:
Thank you guys for your input! I appreciate it!
I have some doubts.. isn't TCP/IP a bottleneck here? I mean, I am
sending for example 4 times (4 threads) more data to insert via network.
@Doychin I do have like 2-3
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10 years.
Also another thing to note is that for DB scenarios I prefer to use Read
Caching and no Write caching. This gives me better guarantee that I will
not end with broken database in case of power failure.
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Small size is actually value between 128-256 pages which is much more then what
CS has now as default value.
Be careful with that because Firebird will copy pages to its cache
before referencing their contents. If you make the database cache too
small, you'll spend a lot of cycles doing
writes.
Again the best scenario is to use RAID 10 with good RAID controller. This gives
you enough speed on both read and write and protection against power failure.
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Here is link to good Ram Disc
While I really enjoy a SSD in my development machine, I have no real
long-time experience with higher-prized enterprise class SSDs, but I
guess you are using a normal consumer SSD?
Yes we used cheap SSD at the time when we decide to go this way.
I'm not sure if I would use consumer SSDs
My preferred configuration for software I write is:
Xeon or i7 based system + 4 or 8 GB RAM + 4 HDD in RAID 10 configuration with
integrated linux RAID. If you have budget for more you can get good RAID
controller. I use Adaptec 2504. It is cheap and offers enough features.
Finally it all
hi guys,
I'm having this setup here:
linux 64 bit server with RAID 5 for database storage. My database is stored on
raw device.
Right now I'm using FW=ON for this setup.
any ideas how to optimize performance for this configuration?
The problem is with write operations. They take to much time
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