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Conference wonder::turbolaser

Title:TurboLaser Notesfile - AlphaServer 8200 and 8400 systems
Notice:Welcome to WONDER::TURBOLASER in it's new homeshortly
Moderator:LANDO::DROBNER
Created:Tue Dec 20 1994
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1218
Total number of notes:4645

1157.0. "ORACLE with UNIX vs. OpenVMS" by FRUST::FUKS () Tue Apr 01 1997 03:07

    Hello all,
    
    has anyone made a test with ORACLE V7.x under UNIX and OpenVMS.
    We need to know what the performance under UNIX is against the
    perforamnce under OpenVMS.
    
    Best regards
    
      - Juergen -
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1157.1SX4GTO::OLSONDBTC Palo AltoThu Apr 03 1997 14:5824
    > has anyone made a test with ORACLE V7.x under UNIX and OpenVMS. We need
    > to know what the performance under UNIX is against the perforamnce
    > under OpenVMS.
    
    TPC-C benchmarks for similarly sized systems have been done, though not
    recently.  TPC-C is an OLTP benchmark, and does not fully capture all
    of the performance characteristics of a given database engine.
    
    May/96, using Oracle Rdb7 V7.0 on OpenVMS V7.1, on an 8400 5/350 
    with 8 cpus, 14,227 tpmC were audited at a price/perf measurement 
    of $269/tpmC.
    
    Dec/95, using Oracle7 V7.3 on Digital UNIX V3.2D-1, on 8400 5/350
    with 8 cpus, 11,456 tpmC were audited at a price/perf measurement
    of $286/tpmC.
    
    Note the timing.  In the interval, Informix had published 13646 tpmC
    at $277/tpmC on 8400 5/350 (10 cpus), which put substantial competitive
    pressure on the first Oracle result and undoubtedly affected the
    pricing of the second.  Note also that these results are substantially
    aged.  I don't know the current results, and there may be better
    comparisons available for your purposes.
    
    DougO
1157.2Apples and peachesWIBBIN::NOYCEPulling weeds, pickin' stonesThu Apr 03 1997 15:163
Also note that Oracle Rdb7 is not the same as Oracle7.

	-- Bill (ex-Rdb)