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Leif, et al. These benchmarks are published. There are specific instructions as to what they are to do, how they should behave. I suspect there is a website that has this information for SPEC. There certainly is for the various TPC benchmarks (www.tpc.org). HTH Vern At 09:36 AM 11/14/2002 -0600, you wrote:
From: Adam Lang <aalang@rutgersinsurance.com> > Second, millisecond is , like you said, an interval. you are not checking > for how many connections over a period of time. you are checking for open > connections at a "snapshot". > > Think of it like this. > > Say your webserver keeps a running total of how many connections are open. > Take a "snapshot" of that number at any given instance. Any "snapshot" you > take can be up to 3600 active connection that are open. Duration/interval > is irrelevant. of course, but you were saying it creates and tears down so many connections in any given instance. The snapshot method could work like this: I opened all my connections yesterday, then do nothing today and close them all tomorrow. At any snapshot today I will have x connections open, but this requires no resources at all because I'm not doing anything.
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