Practical Limits

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From: Tom Barfoot
Date: Tue, 01 Feb 2000 00:00

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Are there any limitations as to the number of database objects that should
be placed in one server ?  I'm wondering how many
client connections a particular server can handle, especially if the server
app. is large and contains many components.  Is it better
policy to split the server side into several smaller apps, and if so, can
those apps "use" each other to get information, and do joins etc.

The configuration I'm using is as follows:

  Dell Server (HW)  2 processor, 500meg ram, raid array.
  BCB 3.0
  Multi-tier implementation. ( 1 Server so far, 25 objects ), standard
client stuff, many controls.


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Tom Barfoot

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