oracle-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx gravou em 2005-08-10 03:09:19:
> I stand by what I said. Performance is not a function of the operating
> system.
Is not or may not be?
If a particular OS is of bad quality, and moreover if it
participates in a culture of low quality, chances are it will have bad
performing parts and components one depends on will be badly implemented.
It will even tend to have lower quality sysadmins with bad information --
specially if it's a black box.
> The impact that the actual o/s has on performance is negligble
> when looking at issues such as configuration, software design,
> implementation and so on.
OK, but that does not preclude the possibility of a specific
application depending on something that was badly implemented in a
particular OS. And if that particular OS already makes part in a
low-quality culture, the chances of hitting particularly badly implemented
components in the platform is quite high.
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