TPC-C Performance test Oracle creates world record

Authoritative Test organization TPC United States December 3 confirmed that Oracle company submitted the previous day SPARC T3-4 supercluster to TMPC (the number of transactions per minute) 30 249 688 created a new record of tpc-c performance testing. The original record was created by IBM Power 780 Server Model 9179-MHB in August this year. And Oracle's new machines are far more cost-effective than IBM.

In the top 10 of the test, IBM occupies 5 seats, Oracle Two, Fujitsu two seats, HP and bull each seat. If you divide by database, the DB2 is essentially equal to Oracle. Aix occupies 5 seats in the operating system, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 2 seats, Solaris 2 seats, SUSE Linux 1 seats. TP Monitor is also tuxedo and Microsoft COM + shares.

　　

Oracle's Larry Ellison is pointing the finger again at HP after the results are announced, claiming it will compete with better hardware, software and people, according to the AllThingsD website. The HP spokeswoman responded, the market has proved it all, HP last quarter, UNIX server revenue increased by 25%, is the only growth of the vendor; Oracle buys businesses that have been falling for years, and their customers are coming to HP because HP offers better technology, better performance and more price.

In any case, Oracle's stance is actually announcing that the militant fighter has officially entered the UNIX server arena.

　　

TPC (Transaction process performance Council, transaction processing Performance Board) is a non-profit organization that specializes in transaction processing and database performance test benchmarks and manages test results. Members are composed of a number of server hardware and software vendors around the world. Current test benchmarks include tpc-c (for OLTP), TPC-E (new benchmarks for OLTP), and tpc-h (for decision support). Interestingly, the top 10 of the TPC-E benchmark is based on Windows Server and SQL Server.

The organization's website: www.tpc.org.