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Re: Database I/O Modernization

Buck

I'm not sure that RLA & SQL are being used consistently - SQL we're pretty settled on, methinks.

But we get, on the one hand, a statement about "...SQL vs RLA..." and, on the other hand, "...SQL uses RLA..." - I don't see how we can have both of those.

I think it's fair to say that both SQL and RLA call functions from the same set of database component functions that are in SLIC. Anything else would be nonsensical, seems to me.

That's probably enough for the end of a Friday - later, my friend!

Vern

On 9/15/2017 4:08 PM, Buck Calabro wrote:
On 9/15/2017 4:44 PM, Nathan Andelin wrote:
There are some good documents out there about the SQE that make it obvious
that the new engine is using RLA under the covers.
I'd love to read some of those.

I'm compelled to note that I'm not sure you and I are using 'RLA' quite
the same way. To be clear, when I see 'RLA', I think of 'native I/O
operation codes'.



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