Sorry, I almost forgot it. I have tried the suggestions above, but it didn't
work well. Finally, I changed the parameter of writeSynchronizationMode to
"FULL_AYSNC", it worked.
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Hi Michael, were you able to apply the suggestions. It would be nice if you
would share your results with the community.
D.
On Mon, Jan 8, 2018 at 6:42 PM, Michael Jay <841519...@qq.com> wrote:
> Thank you, Alexey. I'll try you advice and let you know the result later.
> Thanks again.
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Thank you, Alexey. I'll try you advice and let you know the result later.
Thanks again.
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Hi Michael,
Did you try non-default parameters for
1) socketSendBuffer and socketReceiveBuffer [1] in JDBC connection string?
2) socketSendBufferSize and socketReceiveBufferSize [2] in Ignite server
node configuration for SqlConnectorConfiguration?
Please change them to 128k and make a try.
JDB
Hi,
I have two physical hosts, each host has a sever node, node A and node B. I
created a table and inserted data into table via JDBCthin driver. But the
performance of inserting is poor. When the bandwidth of network is 100Mbps,
the throughput from node A to node B is only about 2Mbps, 1 million r
