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On 28 Jul., 23:05, "Dann Corbit" <dcor... (AT) connx (DOT) com> wrote: You won't want to use version 2.x or 3.x unless you really have to. There was an 80% improvment in performance between version 3.0 and 4.1. See: "How the Rdb/VMS Data Sharing System Became Fast (1992) " by David Lomet Rick Anderson T. K. Rengarajan Peter Spiro I can probably find manuals for 4.0 and above somewhere. I have all Rdb versions from 4.0 up to modern versions. Thank you for the hint on the article about RDB performance. I will read it carefully. Nevertheless I want to run RDB on OLD VAX hardware using VMS V4 as a Hobbyist. So there's no need for speed - it's all for fun! Regards Ulli P.S. May I ask for help again when I want to use newer versions (e.g. V4) additionally? |
#102
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On 28 Jul., 23:05, "Dann Corbit" <dcor... (AT) connx (DOT) com> wrote: You won't want to use version 2.x or 3.x unless you really have to. There was an 80% improvment in performance between version 3.0 and 4.1. See: "How the Rdb/VMS Data Sharing System Became Fast (1992) " by David Lomet Rick Anderson T. K. Rengarajan Peter Spiro I can probably find manuals for 4.0 and above somewhere. I have all Rdb versions from 4.0 up to modern versions. Thank you for the hint on the article about RDB performance. I will read it carefully. Nevertheless I want to run RDB on OLD VAX hardware using VMS V4 as a Hobbyist. So there's no need for speed - it's all for fun! Regards Ulli P.S. May I ask for help again when I want to use newer versions (e.g. V4) additionally? |
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On 28 Jul., 23:05, "Dann Corbit" <dcor... (AT) connx (DOT) com> wrote: You won't want to use version 2.x or 3.x unless you really have to. There was an 80% improvment in performance between version 3.0 and 4.1. See: "How the Rdb/VMS Data Sharing System Became Fast (1992) " by David Lomet Rick Anderson T. K. Rengarajan Peter Spiro I can probably find manuals for 4.0 and above somewhere. I have all Rdb versions from 4.0 up to modern versions. Thank you for the hint on the article about RDB performance. I will read it carefully. Nevertheless I want to run RDB on OLD VAX hardware using VMS V4 as a Hobbyist. So there's no need for speed - it's all for fun! Regards Ulli P.S. May I ask for help again when I want to use newer versions (e.g. V4) additionally? |
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On 28 Jul., 23:05, "Dann Corbit" <dcor... (AT) connx (DOT) com> wrote: You won't want to use version 2.x or 3.x unless you really have to. There was an 80% improvment in performance between version 3.0 and 4.1. See: "How the Rdb/VMS Data Sharing System Became Fast (1992) " by David Lomet Rick Anderson T. K. Rengarajan Peter Spiro I can probably find manuals for 4.0 and above somewhere. I have all Rdb versions from 4.0 up to modern versions. Thank you for the hint on the article about RDB performance. I will read it carefully. Nevertheless I want to run RDB on OLD VAX hardware using VMS V4 as a Hobbyist. So there's no need for speed - it's all for fun! Regards Ulli P.S. May I ask for help again when I want to use newer versions (e.g. V4) additionally? |
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On 28 Jul., 23:05, "Dann Corbit" <dcor... (AT) connx (DOT) com> wrote: You won't want to use version 2.x or 3.x unless you really have to. There was an 80% improvment in performance between version 3.0 and 4.1. See: "How the Rdb/VMS Data Sharing System Became Fast (1992) " by David Lomet Rick Anderson T. K. Rengarajan Peter Spiro I can probably find manuals for 4.0 and above somewhere. I have all Rdb versions from 4.0 up to modern versions. Thank you for the hint on the article about RDB performance. I will read it carefully. Nevertheless I want to run RDB on OLD VAX hardware using VMS V4 as a Hobbyist. So there's no need for speed - it's all for fun! Regards Ulli P.S. May I ask for help again when I want to use newer versions (e.g. V4) additionally? |
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