[jboss-jira] [JBoss JIRA] Closed: (JBRULES-598) Core is not indexing beta memory for Strings and Dates

[Edson Tirelli (JIRA)]

     [ http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBRULES-598?page=all ]

Edson Tirelli closed JBRULES-598.
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    Fix Version/s: 3.0.6
       Resolution: Done

> Core is not indexing beta memory for Strings and Dates
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>                 Key: JBRULES-598
>                 URL: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBRULES-598
>             Project: JBoss Rules
>          Issue Type: Bug
>      Security Level: Public(Everyone can see) 
>          Components: Reteoo
>    Affects Versions: 3.0.5
>            Reporter: Edson Tirelli
>         Assigned To: Edson Tirelli
>             Fix For: 3.0.6
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> [19:36] <edar> I think that you need to see the rule - just a sec....
> [19:37] <edar> URL: http://rafb.net/p/bnWvC837.html
> [19:37] <tirelli> ok, what is the question?
> [19:38] <edar> The example program seems to be iterating through all instances of MappedPID when, in this case, there is only a single instance that will satisfy a given BloombergEquityPrice
> [19:38] <edar> I was expecting MappedPID to be indexed on cusip
> [19:39] <edar> What I mean is that given a BloombergEquityPrice with ID_CUSIP=12345, there's only a single MappedPID with that cusip
> [19:40] <tirelli> yes, this should be using indexing
> [19:40] <edar> Good :-)
> [19:40] <edar> Whew.....
> [19:40] <tirelli> what version of jbrules are you using? how do you know it is iterating over them all?
> [19:41] <edar> In my test, I can vary the number of instances of MappedPID and see that the test run time varys proportionally with the number of MappedPID instances.
> [19:41] <edar> I'm using the latest download from JBoss
> [19:41] <tirelli> stable, you mean? (3.0.5)
> [19:42] <edar> yes, I just checked, 3.0.5
> [19:42] <edar> I can easily package up my test case and send it to you if you want.
> [19:42] <tirelli> ok, depends where you are taking your times
> [19:42] <tirelli> please :)
> [19:42] <tirelli> it will be faster
> [19:42] <tirelli> also, how many instances of BloombergEquityPrice are you asserting?
> [19:43] <edar> I'm just looking at the total elapsed time for the entire process and then calculating how many 'mappings' per second.
> [19:43] <edar> I'm asserting 10K MappedPID and 10K BloombergEquityPrice. It only takes sub-seconds to assert all of the MappedPID
> [19:43] <tirelli> it's important to note that the assert time will increase with additional assertions...
> [19:44] <edar> The assert time is minimal. If I just take out the mapping part of the rule, the asserts are VERY fast.
> [19:44] <tirelli> so, if you exclude the assert time, the variation in matches/second should not be that much...
> [19:44] <tirelli> edar, best way to check is disable indexing and run again
> [19:45] <tirelli> you will see a big difference if indexing is turned off
> [19:45] <edar> It's huge. For example, for 1K prices/mappings, I see about 4500K/second mappings. For 10K of each, I see 300/second
> [19:46] <edar> I have tried all of the variants of indexing with about the same results
> [19:46] <edar> Is there any kind of logging that will show me exactly what is going on with indexing and if it is being used?
> [19:47] <tirelli> edar, run a test with -Dorg.drools.reteoo.beta.index-right=true and another with -Dorg.drools.reteoo.beta.index-right=false
> [19:47] <tirelli> what is the difference?
> [19:47] <edar> I did that and I saw, basically, no difference.
> [19:47] <edar> I have the exact numbers here. Just a sec.
> [19:47] <tirelli> hmm... strange... in this case we may have a problem
> [19:47] <tirelli> can you send me your test?
> JBoss Rules 3.0.5 is not indexing beta memory for String and Dates. Add support for that.

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