Hi Rob, The database we're using is SQL Server 2005. The messaging we're doing tends to be relatively slow, i.e. about 40 messages per second off a number of durable queues. Two of the queues are exclusive consumers.
cheers, j. On 10/11/06, Rob Davies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Jamie, could you share some details about the type of messaging you were using, and which database you were using to achieve the speed improvement ? cheers, Rob On 11 Oct 2006, at 11:58, Jamie McCrindle wrote: > hi, > > just thought i'd mention, i switched from a journaledJDBC backed by a > datastore to a jdbcPersistenceAdapter without the journalling and got > a 30% speed up in our application. obviously this is going to be very > dependent on the type of messaging we're doing but I thought I'd > mention it in the event that someone else is looking for something to > try out to speed things up. > > cheers, > j.
