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MorningZ
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 Posted - 2003-03-07 : 08:45:43
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| is the "Developer" version of SQL 2000 able to handle a busy web site? (i know busy is such a generic term) |
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Onamuji
Aged Yak Warrior
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Posted - 2003-03-07 : 09:15:50
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| um ... you aren't allowed to use SQL 2000 Developer in a production environment per the EULA ... it is for development servers only ... more specificly a developers workstation. You shouldn't be depending on the developer edition for load analysis anyway since you cannot use its capabilities... that aside I think it should perform on the same level as the Enterprise edition ... but like i said .. you CANNOT use it in a production environment ... this includes web sites that are available to the general public or a list of specific members ... |
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MorningZ
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Posted - 2003-03-07 : 10:09:35
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| thats not quite what i was after..more or less i need to know if i run stress tests on my database running on Developer in a staging enviroment (duplicate of current live data), would the results be similar to if they were run on the production server itself? |
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MorningZ
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How much traffic can SQL Developer take?