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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Tue, 05 Mar 2002 @ 15:21:53 GMT
We are trying to implement a PSF. We did a stress test with this configuration: RP1 wgt 80 (Only one PG active during the test - $F). RP2 wgt 20 (Only one PG active during the test - $V). RP0 as default (Only system process active during the test). Under this scenario ran moderate, simple and complex queries in background at $F, and ran moderate queries at $F and $V in order to measure the impact on response times. The results weren't what we expected... 'cause the response time at $V was higher than $F, the only query that was running in this PG was a canary...the opposite we expected. Is this a normal situation, is it convenient to implement PSF with these results? Anybody has overall positive results using PSF?? Thanks!
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