Jacopo,
It's been a long time since I've worked on a MaxDB based setup. In
general I'd recommend Postgres, or even a recent version of MySQL,
over MaxDB. The main reason is that MaxDB is not being pushed much
and support and such for it may be difficult to find and lower
quality. MySQL basically wanted the database so they could pull the
pieces they wanted from it and then toss it. The result of that is
the MySQL 5 series.
I do remember some things about this, like it being very important to
have lots of temporary space, especially for large transactions, and
that had an impact on performance. There are a bunch of other things
that have an impact on performance in the database, but I really
don't remember them very well. The MaxDB web site might be the best
source of tuning information.
-David
On Oct 22, 2005, at 9:15 AM, Jacopo Cappellato wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a client that is testing OFBiz with MaxDB. They are
> experiencing very low performance; for example when they perform a
> lookup search in the Product table the system hangs up (the whole
> system... not only OFBiz).
>
> They are running one of the latest SVN OFBiz versions; the db is
> rather big (they have about 200,000 products) but only few users
> connected (< 5); the server is a new host with good RAM/processor.
>
> I know this is a rather generic report (and maybe it is an off-
> topic for this list) but before I spend too much time gathering
> information trying to understand the source of the problem, I'd
> like to hear if someone using MaxDB had similar problems.
>
> Thanks for your time,
>
> Jacopo
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