Performance questions---
First off, databases are pathetically slow compared to file or memory
writes. If you have a performance critical application avoid a database
where-ever possible. Ironicly, this is true even for database driven
applications -- you'll get better performance by reduc
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Subject: RE: JDBCAppender performance
Jeroen,
this should be a post to the user-list, but anyway...
Have you tried to implement the connection pooling?(I am using
Jeroen,
this should be a post to the user-list, but anyway...
Have you tried to implement the connection pooling?(I am using 1.1.2 where
no JDBCAppender is included...not sure if 1.2 have included that) That
should help...
I suggest you not using JDBCAppender if performance is a concern and the
