Hi,

The question is regarding achieving the following with High Throughput

Have a Perl Process processing 2000 - 5000 Messages / Second. There is a Need for this program to share information of 40 bytes in length , with two different other process. ( Data is of the form {SessionId}="Number-Number-String"

All these 3 process are asynchronous. And process by Process as they fetch the data and Read, they also manipulate the value like {SessionId}="Number-NewNumber-NewString"

And also a need to clean it up when the processing is complete or a sort of expire with a function being triggered Data base Oracle is proving to be too slow , Is there any option of Cache or Memory or any other technique in which such data can be written read modified ?

All / Any help is appreciated

Thanks

In reply to High Transaction Data Persistence Requirement across Different Process / Programs by norbert

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