Hi,
I am relatively new to PostrgeSQL. I'm considering using it to support a distributed application that potentially could be used on a Windows 9x system. What is meant by the terms "stable" and "unstable"? If PostgreSQL is not stable enough on 9x systems for production, would I be advised to explore other options for database support??
Thanks,
George
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Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 3:37 AM
Subject: Re: [CYGWIN] Running under Cygwin: stability - performance?
Michael Weaver wrote:
> Can anyone provide me with info on the performace and stability of
> PostgreSQL runnning under Cygwin? MIKE WEAVER
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Its been performing fine for me since pg7.1. The most major performance issue that I am aware of is that new conections are slow as for fork everything has to be copied. Also there is a limit of ~60 connections. This is assuming NT, under 9x its too unstable for production.
hth,
- Stuart
