Ah... Fell free for insert/update/delete items/values here... hahaha FM ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fabricio Mota" <fabricio.oliveira@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <mysql-dde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 3:18 PM Subject: [mysql-dde] Re: Fw: P/F/U Keys in LDD > Lets pontuate these items (reliability, integrity, etc.) for each solution > in the following set of values: > > PERFECT - we get a value that is never necessary or possible to get better > results than it. > > BEST - we get a value that, despite not to be perfect the model, it is > known > not to be possible exist another value better than it. > > GOOD - Despite it not to be the best solution possible in terms of this > measure, the solution is most than sufficiently satisfatory. > > SATISFATORY - The solution just solves the problem in this aspect. > > INSATISFATORY - The solution does not solve the problem sufficiently, > despite a big effort in this intention. > > BAD - The solution keeps distant of the necessary value to satisfy the > item. > > WORST - The solution is the worst solution of all. > > DAMAGED - The solution is completelly inappropriate to the model. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Fabricio Mota" <fabricio.oliveira@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > To: <mysql-dde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 2:53 PM > Subject: Re: [mysql-dde] Re: Fw: P/F/U Keys in LDD > > >> Maybe it is important we also get clear what is our objective with these >> proposals. >> >> Our objective is, during insert/update/delete commands: >> >> minimize: >> - internal communication occurrences (internal requests between servers); >> - amount of auxiliar data (data used to maintain the DDE internal >> structures, such as indexes, statistic tables, etc); >> - response time (for client requests); >> >> and maximize: >> - consistence (state that may considered safe and coherent, such as GI >> always correctly replied among all servers); >> - integrity (user data will correspond to what he specified to be); >> - reliability (continuity of initialized operations, although in presence >> of faults); >> - availability (ability to provide service, although in presence of >> faults); >> - Scalability (keep the problems, assigned to number of servers of >> system - such as time response, data size, etc - growing with a rate >> compatible with system growing). >> - Transparence (keep the user have the feeling of to access a DDE cluster >> quite as he is accessing a centralized server instance, avoiding, the >> most >> as we can, to force user to take modifications to their applications and >> database structures intending to solve internal DDE problems Ex.: force >> user to include LOCAL column in all their unique keys, etc.). >> >> I just don't know what these topics are prioritary. >> >> What is the ideal solution: >> >> - no internal communication ocurrences; >> - no auxiliar data being needed; >> - immediate response time; >> - every structures consistent with all servers all the time; >> - user data will never be violated but only by his desire; >> - Every operation is always correctly finished still in presence of >> faults; >> - Every service is available still in presence of faults); >> - the measures assigned to problems growns, at most, proportionally with >> the growing of number of servers. >> - The user will never need to perform any undesired change to his >> commands >> or structures to satisfy to DDE internal conditions. >> >> I think we already know the ideal situation is impossible! Now, lets know >> how we will handle these values to perform the otimal solution! >> >> FM > > MySql-DDE discussion list > www.freelists.org/ > > MySql-DDE discussion list www.freelists.org/