The below graph displays the No. of executions that can be executed per second depending of the action (routine) that is being executed
| Standard Operation - sync on server | 460 |
| Standard Operation - sync in MI process | 780 |
| Standard Operation - Async on server | 1000 |
| Oracle Stored procedure | 2300 |
| MS SQL Stored procedure | 2700 |
| MI Scripts | 4900 |
The below graph visulizes how the selected persistance model (DBMS) affects performance
Stored procedures in JE are executed faster then operation.
The graphs show that the biggest bottleneck is FlexNet (not MI). MI can invoke 1000 actions on FlexNet using MI Scripts. FlexNet will NOT cope with this.
Job Executor can only do 100 records a second. These numbers are ALL Skeleton, meaning no execution data was included in the test (just framework).
* Please note that this result come from in-house performance tests that were done in a lab environment.
