Subject | Does Firebird 2.1 SS or 2.04 SS uses ALL processors under Fedora 8 32/64 bits? |
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Author | Fabian Chocron |
Post date | 2008-06-05T14:16:03Z |
Hi,
Does Firebird 2.1 SS or 2.04 SS uses ALL processors under Fedora 8 32/64
bits?
We are currently running on Win 2003 32 bits, and the service is linked to 1
processor, as requiered, however we need to improbe the response time, and
Classic is no better for our configuration (we have 500 connections all the
time, and only 5 or 10 are doing something simultaneosly). We are using 2 GB
ram for cache, however we have 16 GB on the server, and the response is
about 200 milliseconds to 5 seconds per request. If we install Classic, it
will consume too much memory (we have 16 GB, but it will only give 16GB /
500 = 32 Mb per connection), and the performance will drop even further as a
result of loosing all the database cache. Perhaps there is a way to
configure Classic to "allocate lots of ram" when doing something, and
release it when the user is IDLE, would that be better than SuperServer?
THanks
Fabian
Does Firebird 2.1 SS or 2.04 SS uses ALL processors under Fedora 8 32/64
bits?
We are currently running on Win 2003 32 bits, and the service is linked to 1
processor, as requiered, however we need to improbe the response time, and
Classic is no better for our configuration (we have 500 connections all the
time, and only 5 or 10 are doing something simultaneosly). We are using 2 GB
ram for cache, however we have 16 GB on the server, and the response is
about 200 milliseconds to 5 seconds per request. If we install Classic, it
will consume too much memory (we have 16 GB, but it will only give 16GB /
500 = 32 Mb per connection), and the performance will drop even further as a
result of loosing all the database cache. Perhaps there is a way to
configure Classic to "allocate lots of ram" when doing something, and
release it when the user is IDLE, would that be better than SuperServer?
THanks
Fabian