Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Does Long running transactions affect performance for whole database or only related tables? |
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Author | Jerome Bouvattier |
Post date | 2004-05-12T10:18:11Z |
Kamlesh,
You can read complete information on the subject by searching the Knowledge
Base at http://www.ibphoenix.com
Look for anything containing "OIT" or "OAT".
Mainly :
- KB 129 : "Definition of OIT"
- KB 128 : "Moving the Oldest Interesting (OIT) and the Oldest Active (OAT)
transactions along."
[..]
number of transactions started after it increases.
[..]
transaction will have to recopy from the TIP. So, every transaction will be
affected, not only particular tables.
Regards.
--
Jerome
You can read complete information on the subject by searching the Knowledge
Base at http://www.ibphoenix.com
Look for anything containing "OIT" or "OAT".
Mainly :
- KB 129 : "Definition of OIT"
- KB 128 : "Moving the Oldest Interesting (OIT) and the Oldest Active (OAT)
transactions along."
[..]
> what can be said long running transactionActually time is not the issue. An active transaction gets "longer" as the
> i mean how long is long and with how many users and how it affects ,
> will my select queries get slow down ?(how much) ?
number of transactions started after it increases.
[..]
> does it affects performance of transactions aginst that perticular tablesA big OAT-OIT difference will increase the amount of infos *each* starting
> (on which
> transaction is running) or
> does it affect performance for whole database for all the tables
transaction will have to recopy from the TIP. So, every transaction will be
affected, not only particular tables.
Regards.
--
Jerome