I would test it on raw disk device because it avoids double buffering.
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Guys , i posted this already and this time my question is a bit
different .
I have to store 20,000,000 images of 5k each either in DB ( on
win2k) or linux o/s file system.
the images are to be displayed over mobile phones.so the time to
retrieve the images should be minimum.
for this to be achieved , i am confused , whether the images
should be stored in o/s file system or in the DB ?
--selecting a file from linux o/s file system -------
or
--querying it from oracle DB ( on win2k) ---------------
which of the above will be faster ?
all these will be done with java . this being condition , i
would
like to know ur suggestion guys.
my DB is oracle 8.1.6 on Win2k.
TIA
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