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TPC-E is an On-Line Transaction Processing Benchmark |
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Approved in February of 2007, TPC Benchmark E is an on-line transaction processing (OLTP) benchmark. TPC-E is more complex than previous OLTP benchmarks such as TPC-C because of its diverse transaction types, more complex database and overall execution structure.
TPC-E involves a mix of twelve concurrent transactions of different types and complexity, either executed on-line or triggered by price or time criteria. The database is comprised of thirty-three tables with a wide range of columns, cardinality, and scaling properties.
TPC-E is measured in transactions per second (tpsE). While the benchmark portrays the activity of a stock brokerage firm, TPC-E is not limited to the activity of any particular business segment,
but rather represents any industry that must report upon and execute transactions of a financial nature. |
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