I am not aware of any such bias with Firebird but it certainly can exist
with other software.
Intel provides what I am told is an excellent compiler - which they
provide for free - and many software companies utilize it. That compiler
has long been known to generate executables that are crippl
I don't think so.
When notebook speed to limit only 0.8GHz, process drop significantly.
Update query, something like : update tbl, set ln=-999 where id = 1
Id is primary key in tbl.
I think CPU processing was used to calculate search for index.
I don't think so.
When CPU speed on notebook limit to 0.8GHz process drop significantly.
I don't think so.
When notebook speed to limit only 0.8GHz, process drop significantly.
Update query, something like : update tbl, set ln=-999 where id = 1
Id is primary key in tbl.
I think CPU processing was used to calculate search for index.
Hi,your update query is disk intensive operation not CPU operation. CPU have
near to nothing here to compute.Regards,Karol Bieniaszewski
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Hello all,
I ran an update query on a database with a computer and a notebook.
CPU's computer is Phenom 1075T, while notebook is i5 2557M.
Query is very simple, something like : update tbl set ln = 9;
Firebird on Computer is SS 3.0.3, on notebook SS 3.0.2, both runs on Windows
x64, both using
