Subject RE: [ib-support] Re: IB/FB and MySQL at low bandwidth connection
Author ilizaran
Is posible change pakage size? I can't use TCP_REMOTE_BUFFER
parameter to get better performance ...

Thanks
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On 20/03/2003 at 15:14 Alan McDonald wrote:
I would imagine that if you backup without asking for verbose output
(i.e. a
memo feed) there will not be any traffic back to the client...
As for the other times... maybe you have a point here

Alan

-----Original Message-----
From: nvitya [mailto:viktor.nagy@...]
Sent: Thursday, 20 March 2003 3:08 PM
To: ib-support@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ib-support] Re: IB/FB and MySQL at low bandwidth connection


> TCPDUMP ANALYSIS OF INTERBASE QUERY RUN:
> ----------------------------------------
>
> query = "select count(*), 'RESULT' from test"
>
> Start
> client -> IB, 12 bytes
> + 065 ms
> IB -> client, 32 bytes
> + 000 ms
> client -> IB, 8 bytes
> + 050 ms
> IB -> client, 32 bytes
> + 000 ms
> client -> IB, 80 bytes with the query text
> + 059 ms
> IB -> client, 64 bytes
> + 000 ms
> client -> IB, 24 bytes
> + 049 ms
> IB -> client, 40 bytes
> + 000 ms
> client -> IB, 32 bytes
> + 083 ms
> IB -> client, 236 bytes, most of it is zero and there is a text
> "COUNT" twice
> + 000 ms
> client -> IB, 32 bytes
> + 110 ms
> IB -> client, 408 bytes, most of it is zero and there is a text
> "COUNT" twice
> + 000 ms
> client -> IB, 24 bytes
> + 048 ms
> IB -> client, 32 bytes
> + 000 ms
> client -> IB, 28 bytes
> + 058 ms
> IB -> client, 32 bytes
> + 000 ms
> client -> IB, 40 bytes
> + 084 ms
> IB -> client, 40 bytes with the text "RESULT"
>
> The total query time is 606 ms.
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>
And additionally:

When I do remote backup (using service manager) with verbose output 30
MEGABYTES data was transmitted to the client who made the backup. The
database was 1.1M, its backup is 160 k.
I used IBConsole.
What the hell this is? Do we really need the huge amount zeros to be
transmitted?

I checked the Microsoft SQL server protocol. It has the same result
as the
MySQL and PostgreSQL. Only the Interbase is slow.

Viktor