VectorWise goes from strength to strength

#1

FYI, in case anyone has not yet noticed it:

http://www.ingres.com/about/newsroom...rds-hands-down

--
Roy

UK Ingres User Association Conference 2011 will be on Tuesday June 7 2011.
Register at http://www.regonline.co.uk/ukiua2011

#2

All very interesting but:-
- why are Dell taking the all credit for the 300GB and 1TB results on
the TPC website?
- who/what is EXASolution??

#3

My guess is that the system has been made by Dell. - They simply
installed good, old RedHat, and INGRES VectorWise on it, and got a
performance beast.

INGRES does not, as far as I know, sell whole
systems.

--
dejan

#4

On May 5, 6:51*am, rthdavid <rthda... (AT) googlemail (DOT) com> wrote:

Quote:

All very interesting but:-
- why are Dell taking the all credit for the 300GB and 1TB results on
the TPC website?
- who/what is EXASolution??

The hardware vendors get as much from publishing results as the DBMS
vendors. The benchmarks are always a cooperative venture between
hardware and software vendors. EXASol is German and depends heavily
(AFAIK) on clustering - unlike VectorWise.

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