FairCom’s continued performance improvements speed your application ahead of your competition. These gains are especially apparent when scaling across multiple users and leveraging NoSQL and Big Data.
In This Chapter
Delayed Durability Transaction Log Mode for Performance
Time limit on flushing updated data and index cache pages for TRNLOG files
Controls for Performance AND Safety of Non-Transaction Updates
Linux Direct I/O (UNBUFFERED I/O) Performance Support
COMMIT_DELAY Configuration Now Defaults to 1 ms on Linux Systems
Faster Open of c-treeDB Tables
Data Record Compression Optimization
Use of Domain Sockets for Faster Unix/Linux Shared Memory Connections
Improved Unix Performance with Shorter Adaptive Defer for Index Node Retrievals
Improved Performance of Failed Batch Inserts with Savepoint Restores
Improved Index Update Performance
SQL Speed-Up
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