Jens Vagelpohl wrote:
It's also f'ing slow and doesn't scale ;-)
Translation: In our experience, large databases with a lot of objects
can lead to very slow operations, such as packing and backing up the
data. This might be improved by using a file system designed for many
small files, but on ext3 the whole thing became a terrible dog. This
slowness also appears when doing automated buildouts which create lots
of objects. Even simple stuff like just instantiating a Plone portal
from the ZMI was noticeably slower.
I thought my version was much more understandable ;-)
Chris
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