Does anybody have implementations of the TPC or other DBMS
benchmarks on the ODBC API ?

An implementation of those benchmarks on Oracle’s dynamic SQL
API would also be of interest.

The TPC documents do have sample implementations in C and
embedded SQL but that is not likely to be the
code actually used in performing the measurements.

We have a new ORDBMS called Kubl that we would like to
benchmark against the relational  performance
leaders.  You are welcome to check out www.infosto.fi/kubl for
information on the new contender.

--
Orri Erling

There was some empirical work done here at City U a few years ago which
showed that the TPC Benchmarks are not representative of OLTP. The City
Benchmark is based on the observations of 40 million transactions (160
actually collected), 4800 discrete applications and 5000 Relational
tables. The work was part of the PhD Thesis of Dr. Wagdy Youssef. I can
send you the benchmark source code (which is commented) + a couple of
papers which describe its use in performance measurement. There is no
documentation per se, but if you understand database performance, then you
will have no trouble using it.=20

Regards,

=09Akmal.

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