Subject | AW: [firebird-support] Firebird vs. MS SQL Server |
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Author | Steffen Heil |
Post date | 2005-01-10T18:28:25Z |
Hi
How is this possible at all?
And even if you can make MSDE use 40 connections, then this is illegal,
right?
In my POV, the upcoming MSSQL has a big advantage over firebird: You can
debug stored procedure calls right through from your remote visual studio,
as if it where a local part of your programm. Except of this, firebird is
very good for me and cheap. :D
Regards,
Steffen
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> We had 40 clients executing a scripted test of inserting 10040 concurrent connections?
> tousand records and and then reading them back (every record
> had a fairly large BLOB embeded, altogether aproximately 750
> MB of data)
> Oh one more thing, it was also quite ingenious how the SQL
> dev prevented the governor in MSDE with a locking startegy to
> kick in even with 40 concurrent clients.
How is this possible at all?
And even if you can make MSDE use 40 connections, then this is illegal,
right?
In my POV, the upcoming MSSQL has a big advantage over firebird: You can
debug stored procedure calls right through from your remote visual studio,
as if it where a local part of your programm. Except of this, firebird is
very good for me and cheap. :D
Regards,
Steffen
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