ODBC.ini parameter in FreeTDS

"Rajesh Akolu" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.db.tds.freetds
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,



We are using FreeTDS 0.64 (TDS version 8.0) and unixODBC 2.2.12 on RH Linux 3.4.6 and connecting to Microsoft SQL Server 2000 from Linux. We are using C++ on Linux. 



We are looking for parameters which can increase the performance, so we used "Packetsize" parameter in odbc.ini and set it with different values and monitored our application performance. We found no difference.



We have done following tests:



Case 1:

ODBCConfig --> User DSN --> Configure --> "We entered 512 against PacketSize"



Case 2:

We used following connecting string in our code (here we did not specify PacketSize using ODBCConfig since we are using the same in connection string): "DRIVER=FreeTDS; SERVER=<server name>; DATABASE=pubs; UID=<user name>; PWD=<password>; PacketSize=512"



In both the above cases we did not see any performance difference. 



Please suggest thanks in advance.





Thanks & best regards,

Rajesh Akolu

Financial Technologies (India) Ltd.          

Board No: 022-26831022     Extn: 254

Fax: 022-26836999



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