Yes.
Although MySQL is about 2.8 times faster for transaction processing, Prevayler retrieves 100 objects among one million
3251 TIMES FASTER than MySQL via JDBC, even when MySQL has all data cached in RAM!
Many people have a hard time believing that. Take a look at the
ScalabilityTestResults. Examine and run the
ScalabilityTest for yourself.
Back to:
ObjectPrevalenceSkepticalFAQ.
Not really. Your Scalability Test Results show that SQL Server (glup!) is faster. Also on the retrieval part of the test,
MySQL used a SQL query, where as
Prevayler just tranversed a set of objects. Since
Prevayler doesn't include a query language, that's comparing apples to oranges.
Although that would be silly,
WE CAN even write a
Prevayler test implementation using SQL. Your problem is that
YOU CANNOT write a
MySQL test implementation without using SQL. @;) --
KlausWuestefeld
See:
NoMorePorridge.
The test was run by different people on different configurations. This is what gives it credibility. Therefore, it cannot be used as a comparison between
MySQL,
SQLServer and ORACLE, though. If you have different results, you are free to post them here. --
KlausWuestefeld.
See:
ButWhatIfIAmEmotionallyAttachedToMyDatabase?