Gregory Stark wrote:
Ron Mayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I'd rather a parameter that expressed things more in terms of
measurable quantities [...]
...What we're
dealing with now is an entirely orthogonal property of your system: how many
concurrent requests can the system handle.
Really? I'd have thought you'd want to give the OS enough guesses
about the future that it's elevator algorithms for the drive heads
don't keep seeking back-and-forth but rather do as much per sweep
across a device that they can.
Ironically I'm pretty happy to lose this argument because EDB is interested in
rolling this into its dynamic tuning module. If there's a consensus -- by my
count three people have spoken up already which is more than usual -- then
I'll gladly concede. Anyone object to going back to preread_pages? Or should
it be prefetch_pages? prefetch_blocks? Something else?
Well - as you pointed out, I'm not on their side of the debate either.
I'm not sure what a relevant measurable parameter would be so I'm not
being too helpful in the conversation either.
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