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Tag: XMLDB
There has some time past since my last update on my XMLDB Performance, tuning, adventure. As you maybe have read, I had my problems to set-up a decent test environment and loading XML data. I am testing with an Mediawiki XML dumpfile. If there is a problem or a side effect to notice than I have a big chance that it will show up if not only by the size of this Mediawiki XML dumpfile. The Mediawiki XML dumpfile contains, when I downloaded it, almost 8 million records and has a file size on Windows NT NFS of 17,4 Gigabyte.
Loading this data via the procedures described in my posts, “HOWTO: Load Really Big XML Files” and “Setting Up an XMLDB Performance “Baseline” Environment (Part 02)” dealt with some of the issues I encountered to realize controllable testing set-up. Loading this amount of XML data will take some time.
I once started this website because of the steep learning curve regarding XMLDB functionality. After one year of existence the following posts were written by mean , for me as a notepad to remember what I have learned and or checked, tested or figured out and to pass it on to all those who are interested in XMLDB functionality as well.
I hope these posts, this list provided here, will be of help, to make those first steps or help designing a working and performing XMLDB environment. There is still a lot to describe and learn and hopefully I have time to cover these in the second year to come.
Have fun reading.
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