On Mon, Dec 23, 2002 at 09:52:28AM -0800, Barry Lind wrote:
> Jan,
>
> You say you are using 7.2.1, is that for both server and jdbc driver?
> There is a performance patch in the 7.3 driver that bypasses the built
> in java routines for converting to/from utf8 with a custom one. The
> built in java routines are very slow on some jdks (although on jdk1.4
> they are pretty good). Can you try the 7.3 drivers?
>
> thanks,
> --Barry
Hello,
I was using the 7.2.2 JDBC driver and 7.2.1 backend in the original
benchmark. The Java runtime version was Sun's 1.3.1. I repeated the same
tests today with the 7.3 JDBC driver. The results, together with the older
driver's figures for comparison, are pasted below. The SELECT performance
is definitely improved, but the INSERT performance got even worse.
You are right. The difference is not there when I am using Sun's 1.4.
Could it be that the improvement you mentioned does not apply there?
Take care -
JPL
SELECT benchmark
client (7.3.1 JDBC driver)
LATIN1 UNICODE
212 22 281 29
222 29 275 36
216 26 275 19
228 21 275 17
------- -------
220 25 277 25 26% worse
client (7.2.2 JDBC driver)
LATIN1 UNICODE
217 22 529 14
217 18 544 25
217 26 534 14
219 21 542 17
------- -------
218 22 537 18 146% worse
INSERT benchmark
client (7.3.1 JDBC driver)
LATIN1 UNICODE
159 40 345 49
189 36 375 26
181 37 397 44
180 36 376 36
------- -------
177 37 373 39 111% 5% worse
client (7.2.2 JDBC driver)
LATIN1 UNICODE
234 45 418 56
224 56 441 48
241 43 430 49
222 41 439 34
------- -------
230 46 432 47 87% 2% worse
