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Can anyone help me here?
I am just looking for seuggestions, not answers, so any suggestions are appreciated.
My boss asked to find a value of response time in seconds for UNIX and ORACLE. I was thinking of along the lines of using the unix commands - sar, iostat, vmstat, but he only wants ONE value for this. What do you think should be measured for response time?
Remeber just suggestion or idea's, I tried telling the boss that you cant really base the whole the thing on one value, but he didnae take that as an answer!
Cheers guys (and gals)
Rich H
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Response time of what? A specific query? An application? Creating a datafile? Truncating a table? A particular process?
The best way, IMHO, to benchmark a system is to use actual pieces of the application. First, you need to figure out what you mean by "response time". Then, I would setup a test of typical user load, 3* typical user load, and 10* typical user load to see how my response time varies.
Jeff Hunter
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Is your BOSS working in Account Dept?
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Well thats a wide open question. Version of Oracle, Version of Unix, Hardware? DSS or OLTP?
I believe http://www.tpc.org may have some figures for ya.
Doug
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If you would like to have same performance as of TPC, then you will spend around $100M for the HW and SW.
Don't take TPC result seriously. They are all good for reading.
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if your boss can not be more specific and still needs ONE value, tell him/her this Unix/Oracle combo is invaluable.
svk
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