hi all,
great tnx for your posts,
yesterday i tried to count real amount of records and i got i need 2000 operation in one
second, (operation means some selects and 5 insert into separate tables)
fhh
anonymous wrote :
| If all you want to do is to insert 10.000 meaningless records than write a stored
procedure.
| If not - well, tell us what you want to do.
|
i thought on this idea, but i don't need business logic into database, it is business
request.
genman
anonymous wrote :
| Let me just say that you first need to understand what it takes to get Oracle to
insert 10,000 records per second
|
i tried to insert 10 000 record into oracle database from pl/sql developer over network
and it takes 5 minutes.
oskar.carlstedt Post
anonymous wrote :
| Using EJBs here is probably not the best way to go. Doing so will cause the container
to create a lot of insert statements - too many to get the performance you want. If
I'm wrong here, let me know.
|
you are right, it is not correct way to persist 2000 record using entity beans and
hibernate,
but i thought, maybe is there any performance configuration which can increase
performance,
anonymous wrote :
| Make sure you are using the native Oracle driver
|
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