Hi,
I am experiencing some problems accessing an Oracle database through
OLE DB from an MTS application using OpenWithService Components (which
is supposed to give me connection pooling).
When I connect to a SQL Server database it only takes 3.1 ms to open a
connection, while with Oracle it takes 15.5 ms (both DB's running on
the same machine).
Am I doing something wrong, am I missing something here?
I have tried to use the plain Open method, but in this case it takes
5.4 ms with SQL Server and 31.4 ms with Oracle.
Is Oracle really that much slower when accessing it through OLE DB?
Thanks for any advice/hints!
Florin
5  2522 
"Florin" <fm****@yahoo.d e> wrote in message
news:e5******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi,
I am experiencing some problems accessing an Oracle database through
OLE DB from an MTS application using OpenWithService Components (which
is supposed to give me connection pooling).
When I connect to a SQL Server database it only takes 3.1 ms to open a
connection, while with Oracle it takes 15.5 ms (both DB's running on
the same machine).
Am I doing something wrong, am I missing something here?
I have tried to use the plain Open method, but in this case it takes
5.4 ms with SQL Server and 31.4 ms with Oracle.
Is Oracle really that much slower when accessing it through OLE DB?
Thanks for any advice/hints!
Florin
What about subsequent times? Is the machine (server) swapping? MS
SqlServer is known to take all the ram on the machine and that could do it.
(try shuting down the instance and see if it makes a difference). It is
hard to say since you are going through a lot of non-native stuff. So who
knows what it is doing.
Jim
"Jim Kennedy" <ke************ *************** *@attbi.net> wrote in message news:<B7Fjc.135 $Rd4.61591@attb i_s51>... "Florin" <fm****@yahoo.d e> wrote in message
news:e5******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi,
I am experiencing some problems accessing an Oracle database through
OLE DB from an MTS application using OpenWithService Components (which
is supposed to give me connection pooling).
When I connect to a SQL Server database it only takes 3.1 ms to open a
connection, while with Oracle it takes 15.5 ms (both DB's running on
the same machine).
Am I doing something wrong, am I missing something here?
I have tried to use the plain Open method, but in this case it takes
5.4 ms with SQL Server and 31.4 ms with Oracle.
Is Oracle really that much slower when accessing it through OLE DB?
Thanks for any advice/hints!
Florin
What about subsequent times? Is the machine (server) swapping? MS
SqlServer is known to take all the ram on the machine and that could do it.
(try shuting down the instance and see if it makes a difference). It is
hard to say since you are going through a lot of non-native stuff. So who
knows what it is doing.
Jim
What I did was to open and close the connection 1000 times and take
the average response time for this operation. No DB queries were
involved. I have 1 GB RAM, there is also no swapping involved. It just
seems that the connection pooling is still much slower in Oracle than
in SQL Server (about 5 times) and I would like to know why...
Florin
Florin wrote: "Jim Kennedy" <ke************ *************** *@attbi.net> wrote in message news:<B7Fjc.135 $Rd4.61591@attb i_s51>...
"Florin" <fm****@yahoo.d e> wrote in message
news:e5****** *************** *****@posting.g oogle.com...
Hi,
I am experiencing some problems accessing an Oracle database through
OLE DB from an MTS application using OpenWithService Components (which
is supposed to give me connection pooling).
When I connect to a SQL Server database it only takes 3.1 ms to open a
connection , while with Oracle it takes 15.5 ms (both DB's running on
the same machine).
Am I doing something wrong, am I missing something here?
I have tried to use the plain Open method, but in this case it takes
5.4 ms with SQL Server and 31.4 ms with Oracle.
Is Oracle really that much slower when accessing it through OLE DB?
Thanks for any advice/hints!
Florin
What about subsequent times? Is the machine (server) swapping? MS
SqlServer is known to take all the ram on the machine and that could do it.
(try shuting down the instance and see if it makes a difference). It is
hard to say since you are going through a lot of non-native stuff. So who
knows what it is doing.
Jim
What I did was to open and close the connection 1000 times and take
the average response time for this operation. No DB queries were
involved. I have 1 GB RAM, there is also no swapping involved. It just
seems that the connection pooling is still much slower in Oracle than
in SQL Server (about 5 times) and I would like to know why...
Florin
Use IPC (or even better BEQ) stack instead of TCP/IP.
--
Regards,
Frank van Bortel
"Florin" <fm****@yahoo.d e> wrote in message
news:e5******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... "Jim Kennedy" <ke************ *************** *@attbi.net> wrote in message
news:<B7Fjc.135 $Rd4.61591@attb i_s51>... "Florin" <fm****@yahoo.d e> wrote in message
news:e5******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi,
I am experiencing some problems accessing an Oracle database through
OLE DB from an MTS application using OpenWithService Components (which
is supposed to give me connection pooling).
When I connect to a SQL Server database it only takes 3.1 ms to open a
connection, while with Oracle it takes 15.5 ms (both DB's running on
the same machine).
Am I doing something wrong, am I missing something here?
I have tried to use the plain Open method, but in this case it takes
5.4 ms with SQL Server and 31.4 ms with Oracle.
Is Oracle really that much slower when accessing it through OLE DB?
Thanks for any advice/hints!
Florin
What about subsequent times? Is the machine (server) swapping? MS
SqlServer is known to take all the ram on the machine and that could do
it. (try shuting down the instance and see if it makes a difference). It is
hard to say since you are going through a lot of non-native stuff. So
who knows what it is doing.
Jim
What I did was to open and close the connection 1000 times and take
the average response time for this operation. No DB queries were
involved. I have 1 GB RAM, there is also no swapping involved. It just
seems that the connection pooling is still much slower in Oracle than
in SQL Server (about 5 times) and I would like to know why...
Florin
Sounds like your connection pooling thing isn't doing its stuff.
Jim
Frank van Bortel <fv********@net scape.net> wrote in message news:<c6******* ***@news4.tilbu 1.nb.home.nl>.. . Florin wrote:
"Jim Kennedy" <ke************ *************** *@attbi.net> wrote in message news:<B7Fjc.135 $Rd4.61591@attb i_s51>...
"Florin" <fm****@yahoo.d e> wrote in message
news:e5****** *************** *****@posting.g oogle.com...
Hi,
I am experiencing some problems accessing an Oracle database through
OLE DB from an MTS application using OpenWithService Components (which
is supposed to give me connection pooling).
When I connect to a SQL Server database it only takes 3.1 ms to open a
connection , while with Oracle it takes 15.5 ms (both DB's running on
the same machine).
Am I doing something wrong, am I missing something here?
I have tried to use the plain Open method, but in this case it takes
5.4 ms with SQL Server and 31.4 ms with Oracle.
Is Oracle really that much slower when accessing it through OLE DB?
Thanks for any advice/hints!
Florin
What about subsequent times? Is the machine (server) swapping? MS
SqlServer is known to take all the ram on the machine and that could do it.
(try shuting down the instance and see if it makes a difference). It is
hard to say since you are going through a lot of non-native stuff. So who
knows what it is doing.
Jim
What I did was to open and close the connection 1000 times and take
the average response time for this operation. No DB queries were
involved. I have 1 GB RAM, there is also no swapping involved. It just
seems that the connection pooling is still much slower in Oracle than
in SQL Server (about 5 times) and I would like to know why...
Florin
Use IPC (or even better BEQ) stack instead of TCP/IP.
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I am experiencing some problems accessing an Oracle database through
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is supposed to give me connection pooling).
When I connect to a SQL Server database it only takes 3.1 ms to open a
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Am I doing something wrong, am I missing something here?
I have tried to use the plain Open...
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