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On Tue, 11 Dec 2001, Scott Klement wrote: > I think your benchmarks would be radically different depending on what > you were actually benchmarking for. Database I/O would almost definitely > favor the iSeries. Network I/O would certainly go towards one of the > other platforms. Why do you believe that database i/o would be better on iSeries? If both systems run DB2 then the only advantage I can think of is that iSeries probably runs DB2 in kernel. I wonder if RPG gives a performance advantage? I've seen some comments suggesting that SQL is slower than RPG unless you are doing multi-record mass reads/writes. I have done some informal tests and my linux box seemed to beat our iSeries at some simple stuff. But my tests don't really count as too many things were different to be of any real value. James Rich james@eaerich.com
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