Hey, my test results are the following: [root@server test]# tcrmttest write -port 1978 localhost 100000 <Writing Test> host=localhost port=1978 tnum=1 rn

Hey, my test results are the following: [root@server test]# tcrmttest write -port 1978 localhost 100000 <Writing Test> host=localhost port=1978 tnum=1 rnum=100000 nr=0 ext= rnd=0 ......................... (00010000) ......................... (00020000) ......................... (00030000) ......................... (00040000) ......................... (00050000) ......................... (00060000) ......................... (00070000) ......................... (00080000) ......................... (00090000) ......................... (00100000) record number: 200001 size: 6928736 time: 22.460 ok [root@server test]# tcrmttest read -port 1978 localhost <Reading Test> host=localhost port=1978 tnum=1 mul=0 rnd=0 ......................... (00020000) ......................... (00040000) ......................... (00060000) ......................... (00080000) ......................... (00100000) tcrmttest: tcrdbget: error: 7: no record found record number: 200001 size: 6928736 time: 21.996 error [root@server test]# tcrmttest remove -port 1978 localhost <Removing Test> host=localhost port=1978 tnum=1 rnd=0 ......................... (00020000) ......................... (00040000) ......................... (00060000) ......................... (00080000) ......................... (00100000) tcrmttest: tcrdbout: error: 7: no record found record number: 100001 size: 6928736 time: 22.692 error how can I reach the 1M put/get? Looks like TT is around 2-3K records / sec in read/write. I've tested with all kind of table structures (on-memory hash, b+ tree, disk based hash, b+ tree, table, etc). and it was the same speed all the time.