Jacob,
Thank you for the practical information! That
clarifies things quite a bit. I will definitely test
out the J2EE stores. The only lingering question I
have is the same one Willie Vu posted recently
regarding transactions
(http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=slide-user&m=105426962022618&w=2).
Perhaps one of the Slide developers could comment on
that? Anyway, thanks again for your help.
Best,
-kevin
--- Jacob Lund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I believe that the jdbc store does not operate on a
> relative database design
> however there is some rdbmsJDBC somewhere!
> The j2eestore is using a relational database design,
> and is based on the
> XADatasourse and is thereby multithreaded while the
> JDBC connection is
> singelthreaded.
>
> My tests are showing nice results with 500.000+
> files with slide and
> SQLserver on one machine! The limitation on the
> number of concurrent users
> is increased by the j2ee store!
>
> I am working on putting some on the standard Meta
> tag into a separate table
> and thereby avoiding a really large properties
> table!
>
> As I see it the JDBC store should not bee used in
> any kind of production
> environment!
>
> /Jacob
>
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