I don’t really remember. The software was a kind of ORM but it was built to interface the java code with an object database, so it doesn’t make much sense to ca

I don’t really remember. The software was a kind of ORM but it was built to interface the java code with an object database, so it doesn’t make much sense to call it ORM. Probably the main bottlenecks were cpu and disk if I have to guess. I arrived very late in the project, at the point where we were going to migrate everything to oracle and we had to add oracle support to that behemoth.