Hello:
The call to Update() takes 14 seconds.
I'm using the .NET Provider 2.0 Beta 4 and the embedded version of Firebird
1.5.3.
Ah think in that the embedded server support is implemented using
PInvoke what will have a penalty ... huummm can you do the same test
usign the standalone server ??
Hi Carlos,
>The whole code or the Update call only ?? What version of the provider
>and the server are you using ??
The call to Update() takes 14 seconds.
I'm using the .NET Provider 2.0 Beta 4 and the embedded version of Firebird
1.5.3.
Alex Jankowski
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Hello:
I've now been experimenting with to approaches. The first approach I assign
a transaction to the insert command as you suggested. 25000 inserts now take
14 seconds.
The whole code or the Update call only ?? What version of the provider
and the server are you using ??
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Carlos Guzmán
Hi Carlos,
>Are you using Transactions ?? If yes how ?? You should start a
>transaction before doing the Update, and assing that transaction to the
>insert command if not if you have 25000 rows there will be 25000
>transactions ( one per command ).
I've now been experimenting with to approache
Hello:
I've tryed this, but it performs badly - inserting 25.000 rows takes about 90
seconds, which only takes about 4 seconds using INSERT statements in C++ with
the IBPP library.
I also tryed using FbCommand to execute 25.000 INSERT statement, but this also
performed badly.
Are you using Tra
Hi Carlos,
>> What is the best and fastest way to fill data from a DataTable object into a
>> table using the .NET provider?
>Using, FbDataAdapter.Fill
I've tryed this, but it performs badly - inserting 25.000 rows takes about 90
seconds, which only takes about 4 seconds using INSERT statements
Hello:
What is the best and fastest way to fill data from a DataTable object into a
table using the .NET provider?
Using, FbDataAdapter.Fill
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Carlos Guzmán Álvarez
Vigo-Spain
http://carlosga.blogspot.com/
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Hi,
What is the best and fastest way to fill data from a DataTable object into a
table using the .NET provider?
Thanks in advance.
Alex Jankowski
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