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Performance Question - Loading of Database and LTAPEDEV

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cpeek@hcso.tampa.fl.us - 31 Jul 2007 00:26 GMT
I have a question regarding LTAPEDEV being set to /dev/null and
performance, and will not have a chance to test until tomorrow.

During a mass load process, will having LTAPEDEV set to /dev/null
increase performance significantly over having LTAPEDEV go to a disk
file backup triggered using ALARMPROGRAM set to the standard
log_full.sh script?

I would in no way leave this setting in a production, but we are
seeing a significant difference between a high end pSeries server (4
processor, 8GB) and a low end Linux server (1 processor, 1GB) with
similar onconfigs.  The one setting that stands out is LTAPEDEV being
set to /dev/null.
Obnoxio The Clown - 31 Jul 2007 00:43 GMT
cpeek@hcso.tampa.fl.us said:
> I have a question regarding LTAPEDEV being set to /dev/null and
> performance, and will not have a chance to test until tomorrow.
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> file backup triggered using ALARMPROGRAM set to the standard
> log_full.sh script?

Yes.

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