Hi Marc,
> When I have the database closed in the GUI
>
> base-uri(doc('F:/tmp/foo.xml')) => file:///F:/tmp/foo.xml
>
> And when I open the database "foo" from the GUI
>
> base-uri(doc('F:/tmp/foo.xml')) => /foo/foo.xml
>
> Is that right?
I wouldn’t say so ;) As somewhat usual, I couldn’t
Hi Lucian,
I couldn’t run your code example out of the box. 24 hours sounds
pretty alarming, though, so I have written my own example (attached).
It creates 50.000 XML documents, each sized around 160 KB. It’s not as
fast as I had expected, but the total runtime is around 13 minutes,
and it only s
Hi Dirk,
of course, querying millions of data entries on a single database rise
problems. This is equally problematic for all databases, not only for the BaseX
DB and certain storing strategies will be mandatory at production time.
The actual problem is, that adding 50.000 of 160 KB xml stuctu
... am I missing something?
So this
db:node-id($node)
should raise an error in case $node is not a database node. However in
the GUI and in the command-line client.
db:node-id(doc('F:/tmp/afile.xml')) => 0
db:node-id(doc('F:/tmp/afile.xml')/*) => 1
only requirement is that 'F:/tmp/afile.
Hi all,
Happy new year btw!
I got bitten by something and can't explain this behaviour.
So the situation is that I have an XML file on the file system in F:/tmp/foo.xml
I also have this file imported into a database named "foo" (and the
path "/foo.xml".
Now in the GUI (and on 8.5.3) I have the
Hi Lucian,
sorry, I obviously forgot a very important word: "not". I would NOT
expect 100,000 documents to be added to be much of a problem. Sorry for
the confusion.
The log file is interesting, it certainly looks like the performance is
degrading. I can't say much about it, but I am sure Chris
Hi Dirk,
thanks for your fast reply :)
Regarding the performance measure, I've forgot to mention, that I've based my
affirmations on the protocol entries from the BaseX log file (see attached
basex.log). The intention of the System.out made in each iteration, is just to
protocol the order num
Hello Lucian,
please be aware that this is an English-speaking mailing list as we have
many users from all over the world and the mailing list is intended to
help everyone. But as most of our team members are German (well, and
Bavarians...) we of course understand it. Hence, I answer in English
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