relational generators -- Oracle sequences
brian_matthewsbrian matthews
brian_matthews_bmw@hotmail.com
Tue, 13 Jul 2004 20:32:32 +0000
thanks all,
it seems that we already have sequences in our (pre PHweb) Powerhouse app
and they work like a dream.
Our real concern is that the PHweb architecture might suffer the same (
admittedly as yet unsupported ) issues that our Axiant 'Guru' assures us
exist with axiant thin clients when accessing Oracle for next key
processing. Unfortunately, we do not yet know if these Axiant problems
include sequence processing ( we are planning on using Axiant for our
internal users).
Extra thanks to Peter for the remark on 'monitoring for sequence maximums'.
We had averaged that it would take 100 years for an Oracle sequence to max
out - assuming 100 users creating 100 new records per minute ( stats purely
from memory ). Of course, once we are web enabled, who knows what hit rate
to expect.
Which brings me to my next question for Bob, namley, can you give us any
stats on maximum hit rates per PHwebserver per box and/or ideal
configurations of PHwebservers per box ? We are going with either HPUX or
windows - even the crudest rates would give us something to go on
more thanks, Bri
>From: "Peter Bateman" <pfbcs@hotmail.com>
>To: powerh-l@lists.sowder.com
>Subject: relational generators -- Oracle sequences
>Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2004 15:00:23 -0300
>
>Brian:
>
>If I had to move this code to Oracle. I would try to create an Oracle
>sequence
>for each unique value of item.
>
>You access a sequence in a manner similiar to accessing a table. If
>PowerHouse
>gives you trouble you could put the access in an Oracle view.
>
>This saves having to program lock the record and increment the counter.
>
>You should test that the counter is not nearing the maximum value.
>
>
>
>Regards,
>Peter Bateman
>
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