The disks you use also play a big part in the performance you get. If you
are going to have multiple simultaneous connections accessed the server,
I'd go with a good SCSI disk array. Maybe even RAID if it's going to be
under a high load.
At 07:49 PM 1/24/00, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
>This dep
This depends entirely(?) on what kinds of tables you use, especially their
size, and what kind of queries you want to do with it. 128MB RAM should be
fine for average applications, the hard disk size pretty much just limits
how much data you can store (and sort), and the processor factor is hard
t
Hi,
I've been checking the archives and documentation for what the
system requirements are for a PostgreSQL database
It's to be used for a database with 8 users, and has MS-Access front-end
which causes app. 2 connections per user.
My idea was:
128Meg Ram
20 Gig HD
500 Mhz. Celeron
will
