To all who are fanning the flames -- this is not the place for prolonged
discussion on operating systems (nor sarcasm and zealous diatribes), is
it? -- please take it offline (please?)
thanks in advance
tjm
"Imensis laboribus comparatur emditio: ac post moriendum est."
-Original Message---
As long as it's a robust, managable, and open arhcitecture, I'm generally
agnostic as to technoliogies. That said, my red hat experience:
ran multiple java application servers and multiple oracle 8i db instances on
red hat 6.n (medium size 100-200 tables) with a moderately high
computationally a
some quick (and I might add disappointing) benchmark results...
must tune..
.
will be performing -and publishing results- of more comprehensive and
rigorous suite on:
- 2x700MHz cpu
- 4GB RAM
- 6x35GB 10k rpm RAID 5 system
- linux 2.4.4
- postgres 7.1.2-2
I've perf-tuned many an oracle db -
what does the element PGDG in an rpm filename, e.g.,
postgresql-test-7.1.2-2.PGDG.i386.rpm, allude to?
PostGreSQL Development Group? What does it mean?
I'm trying to get a compete collection of the 7.1.2 binary rpms but have
discovered many of the ftp mirrors aren't synched yet.
Also many of th
