Should I use DataSets?
Moderators: chulett, rschirm, roy
Hi just ran some tests here. I have a table with 180 byte rows. Reading 10M rows into dev/null from Oracle runs at 50K rows/sec. Reading 10M rows from a dataset into dev/null runs at 170K rows per second.Raftsman wrote: When I read, I get approx 4000 row/sec. from a dataset. When I read from Oracle, I get 30000 rows/sec.
Please note we are storing datasets on a SAN.
I haven't done much write testing to Oracle yet, but our write performance to the dataset easily keeps up with the Oracle reads.
Thanks,
Doug
Sorry, failed to recognize the hijack!dougcl wrote:Actually I marked my post as using the UNIX system for our server, because we are. Raftsman is just here stirring up troublechulett wrote:You marked your post as using the UNIX system for your server, hence the confusion. ...
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-craig
"You can never have too many knives" -- Logan Nine Fingers
"You can never have too many knives" -- Logan Nine Fingers
I didn't hijack, I was giving my two cents regarding performance. I realize they are two different operating systems but the subject is the same. As for stirring up trouble, no. I would prefer to use datasets.
So in summary, I wasn't hijacking the thread. I would figure that Windows and Unix would have some similarities.
So in summary, I wasn't hijacking the thread. I would figure that Windows and Unix would have some similarities.
Jim Stewart