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Framework Benchmarks Round 7

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We also have some SQL Server tests in our i7 environment. Prior to finishing Round 7, that SSD failed, so Round 7 is run with ramdisk-backed databases (excluding SQL Server). large instances. Thanks to community contributions, the C# tests have been dramatically improved, especially when querying the database.

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Frameworks Round 5

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And yes, we would like to include Microsoft SQL Server in the future. Note that the Windows configuration presently retains the Linux-hosted database server—only the web/application server is running Windows Server 2012. Also, a future round will include Windows results on our dedicated hardware.

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Mangling JSON numbers

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Auto-incrementing primary keys in a SQL database. Numbers smaller in magnitude than 2 53 do not trigger this problem. Where are our long numbers coming from, and how likely are they to fall outside that range? Will we insert more than 9,007,199,254,740,992 rows into one table? Epoch millisecond timestamps.

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Storage worries

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The commonplace language for structuring, storing, finding, and fetching data-SQL-has been with us a very long time. The objectives of each NoSQL implementation vary, but generally, the appeal to developers (like us) comes from these common advantages versus traditional SQL: Thank goodness, there is no SQL language to deal with.

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Everything about Java 8

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There are minor exceptions, such as ZonedDateTime which has no counterpart in SQL. TemporalAdjuster - e.g. date.with(TemporalAdjuster.firstDayOfMonth()). The new value types are, for the most part, supported by JDBC. Collections API additions.

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