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Re^2: Problems with SDBM

by Anonymous Monk
on Mar 15, 2013 at 13:00 UTC ( [id://1023686]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Problems with SDBM
in thread Problems with SDBM

after I ran into serious trouble when DB_File hit resource limits and caused data corruption.

Which backend, which db_version?

Another benchmark at SQLite vs CDB_File vs BerkeleyDB

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Re^3: Problems with SDBM
by Tux (Canon) on Mar 15, 2013 at 13:15 UTC

    I have to guess here, as it is too long ago to be sure, and trouble hit the fan at a customer site with less resources than where they had tested the script (which had to run a long analysis on two databases that took close to 30 hours, which makes it obvious why data corruption after 20+ hours is not an option.

    I started Tie::Hash::DBD in August 2010, which makes me assume we ran perl-5.10.1/64all on HP-UX 11.11 (at the customer site) with DB_File-1.020 targetting libdb-4.2.52 (after which I stopped upgrading, as Oracle made it close to impossible to port).

    Is that what you wanted to know?


    Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn
Re^3: Problems with SDBM
by Tux (Canon) on Mar 15, 2013 at 14:29 UTC

    New actual numbers (higher is better), now include BerkeleyDB:

    updated with *DBM_File columns (compressed the output a bit to make it "fit")

    Linux 3.4.33-2.24-desktop [openSUSE 12.2 (Mantis)] i386 Core(TM) i7-2 +620M CPU @ 2.70GHz/800(4) i686 7969 Mb This is perl 5, version 16, subversion 3 (v5.16.3) built for i686-linu +x-64int Size op GDBM NDBM ODBM SDBM DB_File CDB_File BerkDB Re +dis Redis2 SQLite Pg mysql CSV ------ -- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------- ------- --- +--- ------ ------- ------- ------- ------- 20 rd 32573 27972 27855 165289 24752 1111111 18587 4 +754 7186 30257 6197 3003 883 20 wr 19685 10678 9182 20855 6361 26917 5762 4 +848 6289 11961 2107 723 953 200 rd 142959 113636 116822 161550 62092 1333333 53404 5 +033 7507 37943 6312 1143 124 200 wr 65189 54555 64578 89007 58479 221483 37800 7 +700 8325 25687 4092 1417 230 600 rd 155925 114832 120992 183486 49285 1263157 43687 6 +366 7551 37657 11386 428 - 600 wr 101437 71633 83148 109950 44886 444115 41649 8 +717 6311 27700 5081 670 - 2000 rd 156311 97092 102202 138169 44295 1006036 39761 6 +209 8277 34599 10931 142 - 2000 wr 100376 76438 82474 107060 40711 577700 39096 8 +724 12205 27475 6241 260 - 20000 rd 141094 92384 94677 123507 49629 693096 43771 6 +098 8201 30522 9721 - - 20000 wr 94704 76299 80329 103297 30815 527676 29369 8 +284 8595 23866 5667 - - 200000 rd 134909 110688 99839 138195 45577 677541 40508 5 +385 7658 30463 8482 - - 200000 wr 51296 58657 59119 99944 28033 592327 26488 7 +949 9728 22878 5160 - -

    Below is the script I run


    Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn
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