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dbeavon
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Tom, in my original posting I pointed out that I never saw this type of performance issue in my experience with a 64 bit Windows database. Although I should also say that there were other differences aside from just the platform itself. On the windows side I am using a *managed* local database (not a "scripted" local database) , and it was "workgroup" license not "enterprise". On both sides, my tests involve an extremely trivial number of users and activity (20 user connections, database running for a couple hours). That's why I was hoping for some feedback from other OEE users to see if their experiences with the product (clicking on a user connection number) were good or bad (like I see in windows or HP-UX, respectively). I was interested to hear that a number of people prefer third-party tools for a better management experience than you get with OE's own tooling. But I'd really like to give OEE a fair shot. Especially since it is hard to explain to people (especially people that don't have their own personal experiences in OE ) that a third-party ProTop tool should be purchased rather than using something that comes with the shrink-wrapped product from Progress.
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