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best practice for configuration settings

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hgzwickerhgzwicker
Joined on 2014-04-09

questions regarding the configuration entry:

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<processing cache="64mb" max-threads="10" synchronized="false" />

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max-threads

we have 16 processor cores and around 400 clients communicating to our core process, each accessing objectdb. What is the best setting ?

synchronized

there is no documentation about this setting, what does it do/mean ?

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supportsupport
Joined on 2010-05-03

With 16 processor cores the optimum could be around max-threads="16", but there are no strict rules and tuning for a specific application requires testing and comparing different settings under the real conditions.

If synchronized is true requests to the database are synchronized so even 16 threads will act in many ways as a single thread.

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