Subject | Re: Memory tune-up on Firebird 1.5 Embedded |
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Author | val_melamed |
Post date | 2007-01-12T00:26:34Z |
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Nick Upson"
<nick.upson@...> wrote:
the writes and minimizes the negative effect of multiple writes of
one and the same "sector". As someone here explained it to me: "Just
as you are not concerned with CRC errors on the hard disks (the
controllers perform correcting algorithms) you should not worry about
multiple writes on a flash drive either (the micro code spreads the
writes)."
I know that when we were taking that path, someone here did his
homework and based on that the business decision was made to go on
with the flash drives.
OK, I am not an expert here but I hope that this is somewhat helpful.
Thanks
Val
<nick.upson@...> wrote:
>limited
> Hi,
>
> This part of your post caught my eye as I'm about to start running a
> firebird db from flash. Do you have any concerns regarding the
> number of writes for flash memory?Well, apparently these days the micro-code in the flash chips spreads
>
the writes and minimizes the negative effect of multiple writes of
one and the same "sector". As someone here explained it to me: "Just
as you are not concerned with CRC errors on the hard disks (the
controllers perform correcting algorithms) you should not worry about
multiple writes on a flash drive either (the micro code spreads the
writes)."
I know that when we were taking that path, someone here did his
homework and based on that the business decision was made to go on
with the flash drives.
OK, I am not an expert here but I hope that this is somewhat helpful.
Thanks
Val