sounds like 4D is not using the index/relation, is possibly doing a
sequential search.
load cache limit of records, unload, load next cache limit repeat.
I would still look at circular relations that could be the part of the
issue; as I recall 4D changed the way it handles following relations
s
> Le 7 juil. 2018 à 17:52, Chip Scheide via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> a
> écrit :
>
> Arnaud,
> a couple of other thoughts
> - are any/all of the related tables very large in record count size? this
> might be a cache thing...
> maybe 4D is 'thrashing' loading indexes etc, then having
Arnaud,
a couple of other thoughts
- are any/all of the related tables very large in record count size? this might
be a cache thing...
maybe 4D is 'thrashing' loading indexes etc, then having to throw them away for
the next table(s) and then loading them again.
-- you might be able to see/te
Arnaud,
I don't use deletion control either...
however, maybe there is a circular relation* and 4D iterates through this
relational circle either a fixed (large) number of times, or after some (large)
number of iterations through the circle 4D finally finds that there are no
related children rec
Arnaud,
I use Delete Related records a fair amount usually without any issues.
However, as John suggests, the sorts of records that may be deleted this
way are usually limited to linking records, prefs and things like that.
It can be frustrating when a record fails to delete for no known reason
on
Arnaud de Montard:
Since 4D v2.0.10 I have not used it (probably not in 4D way back then). When we
used to permit actual deletions but we handled all record deletions in our code
especially for related records that also needed to go. Now we do not permit
actual deletions - we just flag records
> Le 5 juil. 2018 à 13:12, Arnaud de Montard via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
> a écrit :
>
> I have a database in which Deletion Control is set as in the object for a lot
> of relations. Today, deleting 10 records in a table having ~2 billion records
> took an incredible time, cache as shar
I have a database in which Deletion Control is set as in the object for a lot
of relations. Today, deleting 10 records in a table having ~2 billion records
took an incredible time, cache as shark teeth, unable to connect and so on.
Finally we had to kill the server. After setting Deletion Contro
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