Christian,
Yes it is really bad.
As performacne test I create a set of script which did a checkin
every 15 minutes on about 20 branches all to the same file.
The net result was any time did a ct lsh or ct lsvtree or ct find merge
or check in of that file
the whole company froze for 30 seconds to 2 minutes.
Christian Goetze wrote:
>
> I was wondering how having a large number of versions of a particular
> element impacts performance. I know that having a large number of files
> in a directory impacts normal file system performance, so I was wondering
> if having, say, 10000 versions of an element in one branch is really
> bad...
>
> Insights anyone?
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> cg
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