ftp.nice.ch/pub/next/unix/database/yooda.1.3.s.tar.gz#/yooda/example/oo7

Assembly.cc
 
AtomicPart.cc
 
Bench.cc
 
BenchParams.h
[View BenchParams.h] 
CompositePart.cc
 
Connection.cc
 
Delete.cc
 
DoAll.medium
 
Document.cc
 
GenDB.cc
 
GenParams.h
[View GenParams.h] 
Insert.cc
 
Makefile
 
Manual.cc
 
Module.cc
 
NfsPurge.c
[View NfsPurge.c] 
OO7.h
[View OO7.h] 
OO7.sch
 
PartIdList.cc
 
PartIdList.h
[View PartIdList.h] 
PartIdSet.cc
 
PartIdSet.h
[View PartIdSet.h] 
Query1.cc
 
Query2.cc
 
Query3.cc
 
Query4.cc
 
Query5.cc
 
Query6.cc
 
Query7.cc
 
Query8.cc
 
README
 
Reorg.cc
 
Run.large
 
Run.med369
 
Run.small.many
 
Run.small.one
 
Run.small369
 
SET-ENVIRONMENT
 
Set.cc
 
SetParams.cc
 
StatBench.cc
 
Support.cc
 
TAGS
 
Traverse.cc
 
Traverse7.cc
 
VarParams.h
[View VarParams.h] 
baidlist.cc
 
baidlist.h
[View baidlist.h] 
class.sch
 
debug.cc
 
oo7.cc
 
oo7.config.large
 
oo7.config.med3
 
oo7.config.med6
 
oo7.config.med9
 
oo7.config.small3
 
oo7.config.small6
 
oo7.config.small9
 
oo7.env
 
os.env
 

README


NOTES:

Since Objectivity uses Unix files to hold its databases,
the OS buffers must be fully flushed to get reproducible and 
correct cold times.  Our test configuration server had 48 MByte of
memory and the client processor had 24 megabytes.  To succesfully purge 
its buffer space we ran the program NfsPurge.c against a 70 
megabyte file of garbage.  The garbage file was stored on a disk
attached to the server.  NfsPurge was run on the client.
To test whether your purge was successful,  run the shell script PurgeTest.  

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