There was a mention of a "context-swap-storm" test in the posts on the ARC
patent. Where might I obtain a copy of this test procedure?

Thanks

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lsunley@mb.sympatico.ca writes:
> There was a mention of a "context-swap-storm" test in the posts on the ARC
> patent. Where might I obtain a copy of this test procedure?

http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql...4/msg00280.php

(The archiver seems to have lost the message's separation into parts,
but the "setup" script is the part down through the checkpoint command.)

Read the whole thread for context.

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Thanks

Well I tried it out and on OS/2 using 8.0 it has the same problems as on
Linux, with two clients running on a dual PIII 750 both CPUs go to 100%
and the system is madly switching between the two processes. With a
single client, about 35% CPU is used.

Should the new buffer manager patch eliminate this behaviour? That is what
I gathered from the discussions.

Lorne

In <15517.1108926080@sss.pgh.pa.us>, on 02/20/05
at 02:01 PM, Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> said:

>lsunley@mb.sympatico.ca writes:
>> There was a mention of a "context-swap-storm" test in the posts on the ARC
>> patent. Where might I obtain a copy of this test procedure?

>http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql...4/msg00280.php

>(The archiver seems to have lost the message's separation into parts, but
>the "setup" script is the part down through the checkpoint command.)

>Read the whole thread for context.

> regards, tom lane

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lsunley@mb.sympatico.ca writes:
> Well I tried it out and on OS/2 using 8.0 it has the same problems as on
> Linux, with two clients running on a dual PIII 750 both CPUs go to 100%
> and the system is madly switching between the two processes. With a
> single client, about 35% CPU is used.

> Should the new buffer manager patch eliminate this behaviour?

It does for me ...

regards, tom lane

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