The problem is that I think it costs money and red tape to submit results and vendors run their own, and you kinda have to take their word on it or reproduce them yourself.
That makes sense. Probably TPC-C died after Oracle basically killed off Sybase and Informix. No more well funded competition to keep up the pace. And no multitude of RISC vendors trying to fend off Linux/X86.
The open source databases didn't play that game, so TPC-C became irrelevant.
Too bad there isn't a good way to directly compare the healthy survivors.
The open source databases didn't play that game, so TPC-C became irrelevant.
Too bad there isn't a good way to directly compare the healthy survivors.