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SPECjEnterprise® 2010 Results -- Help

• Dataset Fields
• Query Features
• Engine Basics
• Engine Modes

Help for SPECjEnterprise® 2010 Results

There are two interfaces to this engine:

Simple Interface

The simple interface has a very limited interface and relies heavily on default settings. It can handle many basic inquires with minimal fuss.

Configurable Interface

The configurable interface offers a lot more functionality. With this interface, it is possible to:

• select which columns you wish to see,
• limit the records returned by regular expressions and/or numeric criteria over multiple columns
• specify a multiple key sort ordering,
• choose which quarterly publications to pull results from,
• and pick one of three formats for the results display.

Most of this help information is for the configurable interface.

Dataset Fields

Benchmark

Which benchmark is this a result for.

Tester

The people who have produced this result.

System Title

The title of system tested.

# cores

The number of processor cores in the JEE application server system.

# chips

The number of processor chips in the JEE application server system.

# cores per chip

The number of processor cores per chip in the JEE application server system.

# appserver nodes

The total number of JEE application server nodes.

EjOPS

Enterprise jAppServer Operations Per Second

JEE Application Server

The name of the JEE Application Server

JEE Applicaton Server Vendor

The vendor of the JEE Application Server

Application Server OS

The operating system on which the appserver is running.

JEE Avail

The availability date of the JEE Application Server

JEE AppServer Instances

The total number of instances of the JEE Application Server

JEE AppServer CTS DATE

The date that the JEE Application Server passed the CTS

EJB Protocol

The protocol used by the Driver to communicate with the SUT

JVM Name

The name of the JVM used.

JVM Vendor

The vendor of the JVM.

JVM Avail

The availability date of the JVM.

JVM OS

The operating system the JVM is running on.

App Server Processor

The processor used in the application server hardware.

App Server Processor Speed

The speed of the processor used in the application server hardware.

App Server Primary Cache

Amount of primary cache in the application server hardware.

App Server Secondary Cache

Amount of secondary cache in the application server hardware.

App Server Other Cache

Amount of other cache in the application server hardware.

Database Name

The name of the database software.

Database Vendor

The vendor for the database software.

Database Avail

The availability date of the database software.

Database Server Processor

The processor used in the database server hardware.

Database Server Processor Speed

The speed of the processor used in the database server hardware.

Database Server Primary Cache

Amount of primary cache in the database server hardware.

Database Server Secondary Cache

Amount of secondary cache in the database server hardware.

Database Server Other Cache

Amount of other cache in the database server hardware.

License

The number of the license used to generate this result.

Test Date

When this result was measured.

Published

The date this result was first published by SPEC.

Updated

The date this result was last updated by SPEC, though most updates are clerical rather than significant.

Disclosure

Full disclosure report including all the gory details.

Disclosure URL

URL for full disclosure report

Query Features

Content: Display

What fields to display. Each field can be Display which will display the entire field, or SKIP which will cause the field not to be displayed. For fields of the string type, it is also possible to limit the width of the field's display by choosing one of the X Chars options.

Content: Criteria

Limit results to only those that satisfy some criteria. For each field it is possible to specify some criteria that will be used to select only certain records out of the entire dataset. String criteria can be regular expressions, numeric fields are compared against your provided floating point values, and date fields are compared against the specified month and year. You may specify criteria for and and all fields, whether or not that field will be displayed.

Content: Duplicates

Allows the removal of duplicates, such as where there are multiple results for the same configuration. Duplicates are defined to be records that all have matching values in across a specified set of fields. Duplicates are then ranked according to their values in a specified key field. There are three possible actions for duplicates: return all records (the default), return the one result with the latest (or greatest) value, return the one result with the earliest (or smallest) value.

Content: Publication

Specify in which datasets to look for results. All SPEC results are published on a quarterly basis, This allows you to specify the range of quarters that you are interested in. Note: there are some quarters where no results were published for certain benchmarks; datasets which would have no available results will not be present in the selection list. The default settings are for all quarters to be searched.

Sorting: Column

This search engine returns its findings in sorted order, this ordering is based upon any three keys: a primary, a secondary, and if records are still even, a tertiary key is used to settle ties.

Sorting: Direction

For each sort column, you must specify a direction. Ascending means that the list starts at the lowest value ("AA", or "0", or "Jan-80"), and Descending starts the list from the highest values.

Format: Output Format

Results may be returned in one of three formats.

HTML3.2 Table

Which uses HTML table specifications which allows your browser to arrange the display.

Preformatted Text

Which makes the server format the display of the data returned. This is most useful when a large number of fields are to be returned because most browsers do not perform well when there are a large number of columns in a table.

Comma Separated Values (CSV)

Which may not look pretty, but if saved to a local file, can are easily loaded into any spreadsheet application and you can arrange and format and calculate to your heart's delight

Engine Basics

The configuration controls many of the aspects of this engine. It specifies which datasets are appropriate, and which views of those datasets are supported.

The datasets contain the available data for published results. SPEC breaks its publications into quarterly 'buckets'; thus there is a different dataset for each calendar quarter. This allows you to select how far back into history you want to go. If you want only the last year, specify a range covering the last four quarters; if you want to know about results performed during the last half of 1995, you may specify the range covering the September and December issues in '95; etc. The default settings cover all available quarters.

There may be multiple configurations for the same datasets. Typically, the more focused a configuration is towards a particular benchmark, the more information about each result is available. In other words, the summary configuration views commonly support only the highest level information about a system and its result; the more specific configuration would support columns including system configuration details, the specific software versions, and/or individual component benchmark results.

Finally, most configurations support links to the reporting page for each result as the last column of the data returned. These reporting pages (available in a variety of formats), contain the full disclosure for each particular result. Consult these pages to learn all the details about a result.

Engine Modes

Help

The current mode, what you are looking at right now. Displays the available help information about the engine and descriptions of the fields in the current configuration.

Simple

The starting interface. Offers a simple form for obtaining results using mostly default settings.

Form

The configurable interface. Offers a very configurable interface to the available results.

Fetch

The main workhorse. Takes the configuration and settings from the simple and form interfaces, and performs the desired lookups and displays the results.

Dump

Brute force. Changes settings to return all available data and then calls fetch. Returns all data in the current configuration; more data may be available in other configurations, and all the details are in each result's disclosure page. Because this is usually more data than browsers can handle as tables, these dumps are available in only two forms: preformated text, which can be easily scrolled, and comma separated values, which can be saved locally and loaded into a spreadsheet application.

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