Cayenne does not have commons-lang dependency. I think it is a dependency of
Velocity. Velocity 1.6.3 depends on commons-lang 2.4 (and also oro 2.0.8 - why
in the world people would still use oro?)
So commons-lang will be needed if you are running SQLTemplate and EJBQL queries
(that are using V
Prefetching is not supposed to change the records that you return from the
query in the primary table. Which is why a left join is appropriate. An inner
join would suppress records in the primary table without a relation to the
second table.
That might be what you want, but that isn't the point
I did testing with default prefetching disjoint joint semantics and joint
prefetching. As you stated, disjoint sends multiple SQL requests. I'm not
sure which scenario that would be preferred. Joint semantics seems to
create left joins, although I'd want inner joins. Is there an option to
prefetch
On 18/12/2013 4:29am, Michael Hatch wrote:
> The first sql statement is fetching the user info, while the second sql is
> for inflating the roles relationship. I understand the documentation
> explicitly states that prefetching will inflate relationships for you, but
> it still does so via multipl
This was on the windows distribution. I haven't checked the other ones.
On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 10:07 PM, Mike Kienenberger wrote:
> We state:
>
> =
>
> When using cayenne-server-x.x.jar you'll need a few third party jars
> (all included in lib/third-party directory of the distributi
We state:
=
When using cayenne-server-x.x.jar you'll need a few third party jars
(all included in lib/third-party directory of the distribution):
Apache Velocity Template Engine, version 1.6.x (and all its
dependencies bundled with velocity-dep)
Apache Commons Collections, version 3
What you're showing here in the log doesn't seem to have anything to
do with Cayenne peformance problems.
2013-12-16 23:17:52,338 [http-bio-8080-exec-10] INFO
SELECT
[...t0.*...]
FROM EDU_SEC.dbo.APP_USER t0
WHERE ((t0.PWD = ?) OR (t0.PWD = ?)) AND (t0.UID = ?)
[bind: 1->PWD:'REDACTED', 2->PWD
I was asked to provide further details of the performance issues I'm facing.
I have a simple grails app that logs a user into the app (with valid role
permissions) and performs simple CRUD operations on object entities. The
below output is the login sql generated during the login attempt. I am
fetc
