Subject | Neewbie: Time Query Execution |
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Author | jvacompie |
Post date | 2006-11-29T14:24:50Z |
Hi.
I'm using Firebird 1.5.3.4870, installed as SuperServer.
I have a process in Java doing many SELECT statements.
If I launch many instances of that process, the time execution
of **each** instance is nearly multiplied by the number of instances
launched. It seems that there is no paralelism.
#Instances 1 2 3 10
#Time execution 3 5 8 ... 26
Is it ok? or must I configure the server to create more process to
listen? I've not seen anything in the "firebird.conf" file.
Thanks.
I'm using Firebird 1.5.3.4870, installed as SuperServer.
I have a process in Java doing many SELECT statements.
If I launch many instances of that process, the time execution
of **each** instance is nearly multiplied by the number of instances
launched. It seems that there is no paralelism.
#Instances 1 2 3 10
#Time execution 3 5 8 ... 26
Is it ok? or must I configure the server to create more process to
listen? I've not seen anything in the "firebird.conf" file.
Thanks.