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@Dhruv - The significant increase in number of rows is because of throughput. The experiment was run for the same length for all three databases, but MemSQL su
by ankrgyl 14y ago
@Dhruv
- The significant increase in number of rows is because of throughput. The experiment was run for the same length for all three databases, but MemSQL sustained a higher throughput, resulting in more data inserted. Refer to the simulation code (https://github.com/memsql/bench/blob/master/benchmark.py https://github.com/memsql/bench/blob/master/benchmark.py) to see exactly what is going on.
- We actually print information about row overhead to stderr/memsql_tracelog. The best way to find out is to run this experiment yourself :-)
- Data gets inlined for smaller types.
- dhruvbird 14y ago@Ankur - Thanks again for the clarification - that's helpful information.