scott.marlowe wrote:
>I think that if we are going to benchmark the two, and I'm all for it, we
>should benchmark them running something fairly standard, like the OSDL
>tests. And MySQL should be using innodb tables for everything, since
>postgresql pretty much always carries the load of running mvcc and write
>ahead logging and transactions for everything it does.
>
The other way, well not as good of course, would be to test PostgreSQL
fsync turned off against MySQL MyISAM. That wouldn't still be complitely
fair (unless there is a way to turn off implicit transactions of
PostgreSQL) though but the results could be of interest in comparing
PostgreSQL with default MySQL setup.
Kaarel
