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• Subject: Re: XML Performance in Client-Server Interactions
• From: Ronald Bourret <rpbourret@r...>
• Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2004 21:47:57 -0800
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Here's another data point for the server side of things.

If I recall correctly, some users of my middleware (XML-DBMS, which 
"XML-enables" a relational database) have reported insert rates on the 
order of ~1000 rows per second. Note that this does not translate 
directly to documents. A document could contain a single row of data or 
millions of rows of data.

I don't know what database this was on, but the software is written in 
Java, uses JDBC, and I have spent more time on usability than 
performance. Presumably, the big boys will perform much better than this.

-- Ron

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  • Re: XML Performance in Client-Server Interactions
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