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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 11/17/07 04:09
Mark Space wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
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>> Makes no difference the number tables, size, etc. Once it gets to the
>> database (where all that work is done), the language is immaterial.
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>> It does, however, depend on the number of rows actually retrived.
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> Thanks. I'm going to be at a point in a couple of months to do some
> performance testing, and I had already decided to check out both PHP and
> J2EE. This will help me focus the tests a little more.
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>
That's always the best. Different circumstances can provide
significantly different results.
Which is why I didn't like any of the reports referred to here. None of
them provide enough information to replicate the results - an important
validation point.
Both languages are good. And unless I expect problems for one reason or
another, performance is not a criteria I generally rate very high in
determining what language to use. It's seldom a problem in either
language, and if is going to be a problem, it probably will in both.
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