"Will Rutherdale (rutherw)" <ruth...@cisco.com> writes:
> However, keeping the KISS principle in mind, you can create a benchmark
> that simply sets up a sample database and forks off a bunch of processes
> to do random updates for an hour, say. Dead simple.
Indeed, and more than likely dead useless. The only benchmark that
really counts is one's live application, which is probably not
update-only and probably has a fairly non-random update pattern too.
What people have been trying to point out to you is that you can
certainly measure *something* with a benchmark test that has no thought
behind it, but it's not clear whether the numbers you come up with will
have any real-world value.
regards, tom lane
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