I have the problem to find out if its wise to use Oracle as a backend
for ASP.NET applications. At the moment all applications are build
against a SQL Server backend. A important aspect of the comparision im
making is the performance of reading and updating data. Therefor im
searching for performance comparision between the 2 databases and the
available dataproviders. Does someone have a link for me?
On 16 Mar 2005 03:10:43 -0800, spam.mw@gmail.com (MW) wrote:
>I have the problem to find out if its wise to use Oracle as a backend
>for ASP.NET applications. At the moment all applications are build
>against a SQL Server backend. A important aspect of the comparision im
>making is the performance of reading and updating data. Therefor im
>searching for performance comparision between the 2 databases and the
>available dataproviders. Does someone have a link for me?
Given the troll potential and the seeming animosity between the 2 camps of supporters , you are not likely to get much
objective advice..
Perhaps the Gartner group or some other neutral party has done a comparison, but it may be hard to find..
Here is one comparison ( but remember, TP ability is only one factor)
http://www.tpc.org/tpcc/results/tpcc_results.asp?print=false &orderby=tpm&sortby=desc