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My database is bigger than yours...

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acradyn
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# Posted on: 12-Dec-2006 17:48:45

Just to give LLBLGen some props...

Using LLBLGen, with only a few developers, we've created a enterprise class application that sits on a database of approximately 500 tables, without a DBA!

I will never build another database driven application without LLBLGen again.

swallace
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# Posted on: 12-Dec-2006 22:56:26

It's not the size of the database, it's how you use it...

Otis
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# Posted on: 13-Dec-2006 08:13:12

swallace wrote:

It's not the size of the database, it's how you use it...

LOL

@acradyn: Impressive! and thanks for the compliments!

Frans Bouma | Lead developer LLBLGen Pro

KristianP
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# Posted on: 14-Dec-2006 20:39:26

Wow, now if we could only have Frans put in a small code change to tune our database, we wouldn't need DBA's at all!

Otis
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# Posted on: 15-Dec-2006 11:15:56

KristianP wrote:

Wow, now if we could only have Frans put in a small code change to tune our database, we wouldn't need DBA's at all!

Seriously: we have thought about adding auto-tuning query optimization code, but it's simply not worth it: the time it takes to auto-tune the query (which will likely take extra fetches) is slower than what you gain with it, unless it's really a badly designed model.

Frans Bouma | Lead developer LLBLGen Pro