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RE: online 7.31.ud1 vs 7.31.fd1

This is a discussion on RE: online 7.31.ud1 vs 7.31.fd1 within the Informix forums, part of the Database Server Software category; --> sorry, I forget to say witch I change everything (engine+4gl) from UD1 to FD1. I maintain the configuration for ...


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Old 04-19-2008, 07:06 PM
Gustavo Tobares
 
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Default RE: online 7.31.ud1 vs 7.31.fd1


sorry, I forget to say witch I change everything (engine+4gl) from UD1 to
FD1.

I maintain the configuration for the engine, the 4gl is connected through
TCP.


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-----Mensaje original-----
De: Fernando Nunes [mailto:spam@domus.online.pt]
Enviado el: Jueves, 03 de Julio de 2003 05:26 p.m.
Para: informix-list@iiug.org
Asunto: Re: online 7.31.ud1 vs 7.31.fd1


Gustavo Tobares wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a Informix 7.31.UD1 running over solaris 8. I run some
> aplications and I get the total time to complete them. Next, I install
> 7.31.FD1, recompile the aplication and take a new time.
>
> The application running over 7.31.UD1 run faster than running over
> 7.31.FD1.
>
> I'm evaluating to migrate my central server from UD1 to FD1
> (technical support say with FD1 is more performant than UD1 running over
> Solaris 8) but these "test" give me some doubts respect the "enhancement".
>
> Some one have experience with these versions? They are some specific
> parameters to improve from one version to other?
>





The UD1/FD1 versions refer to what? Engine or 4GL?
If you're meaning IDS, did you maintained the configuration?

If you're meaning 4GL, how does it connect to the database? Shared
memory or TCP?

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