Subject | IB 6 Beta - cool story. |
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Author | Greg Deatz |
Post date | 2000-06-17T20:28:32Z |
I just thought I'd share a neat story with everyone.
We currently have IB 5.5 on a Sun E250 with two 250 MHz CPUs, 1 GB of RAM, and
a crazy Ultra Fast SCSI RAID 0+1 array. Our database is about 2.7 GB big. On a
weekly basis we run a backup and restore (non-destructive) just to check if
our database is "still OK".
The restore of the database takes about 6-7 hours.
We recently installed IB 6 Beta on a Linux Box, with a 200 MHz Pentium Pro, an
IDE drive and 128 Mb RAM.
When we tried to restore the database, it ran without a hitch. [cool]
The kicker, though, is that it only took about 3 hours.
Wow. Half the time on a much more poorly equipped machine. I'm looking forward
to seeing how it performs on our Sun.
Good work guys.
Greg
We currently have IB 5.5 on a Sun E250 with two 250 MHz CPUs, 1 GB of RAM, and
a crazy Ultra Fast SCSI RAID 0+1 array. Our database is about 2.7 GB big. On a
weekly basis we run a backup and restore (non-destructive) just to check if
our database is "still OK".
The restore of the database takes about 6-7 hours.
We recently installed IB 6 Beta on a Linux Box, with a 200 MHz Pentium Pro, an
IDE drive and 128 Mb RAM.
When we tried to restore the database, it ran without a hitch. [cool]
The kicker, though, is that it only took about 3 hours.
Wow. Half the time on a much more poorly equipped machine. I'm looking forward
to seeing how it performs on our Sun.
Good work guys.
Greg