On Wednesday, January 4, 2006, 6:36:39, You wrote:

> Here's another way of saying this.

> SuperServer can and will only use ONE CPU at a time.
> If you don't lock it to one CPU (via the affinity mask), your Operating
> System will rock it back and forth between CPU's causing more task swapping
> time than execution time, causing SuperServer to run VERY poorly.

> So, if you HAVE to run SuperServer on a multi-CPU (dual-core OR
> hyperthreading), lock it to one CPU.

> If you want real performance from your multi-cpu box, use classic, which
> will scale, and use all available processors.

> N.

Thanks. Now, If I meet anyone who tell that firebird will be drop on
multi CPU, I've an answer that will break that argument. :) Of course
with the exception that it must lock the CPU via the affinity mask.

Until now, I still can't get connect to the firebird server when it's
set to classic server. Which will you choose, classic server or super
server? With the condition you have dual core CPU, and your server
will be serves about 10 clients or more.



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