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In this presentation Tsutomu Hayashi presents the results of testing Firebird 2.5 and 2.1 versus MySQL and Postgresql. Firebird shows great results against MySQL and Postgresql.
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FirebirdJapanUsersAssociation TsutomuHayashi
Firebird2.5 BenchMarks- Performance VS MySQL / PostgreSQL -
DBBench
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pgbench(PostgreSQL) port for Firebird/MySQLDelphi + dbExpress Mutli Thread implimentChange dbExpress drivers enables for other
RDBMSsSame code/Same binary testing for
Firebird/MySQL/PostgreSQLUsing GUI for easy useMost easiest Database Benchmark
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TPC-B
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TPC is the benchmark tests definition by "Transaction Processing Performanc Counsil"
TPC-B is defined at 1990, deplicated 1995This test assume batch operation with many parallel transactions. Simulation dealing account between branches in bank.
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TPC-B
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Usin 4 tablescreate table branches(bid int not
null,bbalance int,filler char(88));create table tellers(tid int not null,bid
int,tbalance int,filler char(84));create table accounts(aid int not null,bid
int,abalance int,filler char(84));create table history(tid int,bid int,aid int,delta
int,mtime timestamp,filler char(22))
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TPC-B
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Processing isupdate accounts set abalance = abalance
+ :delta where aid = :aid;select abalance from accounts where aid
= :aid; update tellers set tbalance = tbalance
+ :delta where tid = :tid; update branches set bbalance = bbalance +
:delta where bid = :bid;insert into history(tid,bid,aid,delta)
values(:tid,:bid,:aid,:delta);
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Scaling Factor
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Scaling factor is test scaleScaling factor affects
Branch count equals scaling factorTeller count is scaling factor * 10Account count is scaling factor * 100,000
So I use scaling factor 100Branch is 100, Teller is 1000, Accounts is 10,000,000Firebird database almost 600MB, MySQL is almost
1.2GB
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Benchmark Environment
HP ML115G5
AMD AthlonTM 1640B （ 2.7GHz ）
AMD PhenomTM 9350e （ 2.0GHz ）
ECC512MB DDR2-6400
Non-ECC4GB DDR2-6400
HDD is standard SATA160GB
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Firebird 2.1SS vs Firebird 2.5SS
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Firebird2.1 vs Firebird2.5
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Firebird 2.1CS vs Firebird 2.5CS
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Firebird2.1 vs Firebird2.5
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Firebird 2.1SS vs Firebird 2.5 SC
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Firebird2.1 vs Firebird2.5
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Firebird 2.1SS vs Firebird 2.5SS
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Firebird2.1 vs Firebird2.5
@Linux
drawdraw
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Firebird 2.1CS vs Firebird 2.5CS
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Firebird2.1 vs Firebird2.5
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Firebird 2.1SS vs Firebird 2.5SC
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Firebird2.1 vs Firebird2.5
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MySQL 5.1 vs Firebird 2.5SC
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MySQL5.1 vs Firebird2.5
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MySQL 5.1 vs Firebird 2.5SC
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MySQL5.1 vs Firebird2.5
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MySQL 5.1 vs Firebird 1.5SS
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MySQL5.1 vs Firebird2.5
@Linux
drawdraw
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PostgreSQL 8.4.1 vs Firebird 2.5CS
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PostgreSQL8.4 vs Firebird2.5
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PostgreSQL 8.4.1 vs Firebird 2.5CS
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PostgreSQL8.4 vs Firebird2.5
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on Linux, Firebird is very slow!!
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Ext3 vs XFS
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I assume Filesystem? Using Fire bird2.5SC
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Linux+XFS is very Fast!
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Test with XFS for many clients
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Results Benchmarks are rough estimation at all.
Firebird2.5 is very fast than other RDBMSs.
Normaly running many clients over 500 .
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Coming Soon
Japanese publisher "Shoei-sya" will publish new Firebird book in Japan at December 2009.
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