Has anyone run SQL Anywhere on an Intel Core i7 processor yet?

1	What was the database performance like? http://www.intel.com/products/processor/corei7/index.htm performance asked 13 Feb '10, 09:58 Breck Carter 31.4k●505●694●1014 accept rate: 20% edited 18 Feb '10, 08:02 flat view

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We are running here at developer machine with no issues.

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answered 17 Feb '10, 11:09

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I guess the tag suggests that Breck is more interested in "performance" than in "problems":)

(17 Feb '10, 12:01) Volker Barth

@Zote: You have all the best equipment, don't you? :)

(17 Feb '10, 15:17) Breck Carter

Not the best. And sorry @Volker, I missed tag... :(

(17 Feb '10, 15:42) Zote

Don't be sorry, I should have been clearer in my question. After all, I clearly remember the Intel floating point bug, I coulda been asking about problems... so I've edited the question.

(18 Feb '10, 08:01) Breck Carter

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