> So I'd love your input by profiling your use-case. It is probably something
> in between.
>
> Can you use visualvm or yourkit or another profiler to figure out the hotspot
> methods
> where the most time is spent for the index-lookup. I would also love to pair
> with you on this.
> (Or get you
Hi Tero,
thanks for the valueable feedback.
Please note that SDN is not yet optimized in all places.
So I'd love your input by profiling your use-case. It is probably something in
between.
Can you use visualvm or yourkit or another profiler to figure out the hotspot
methods where the most tim
> Indexes, while "fast" they are still an indirection and way slower than a
> direct access of something. So this is quite expected.
Agreed. I wanted to run the performance tests to find out how much
slower the index lookups are. Would they have been 2x - 4x slower,
it would've probably still been
Indexes, while "fast" they are still an indirection and way slower than a
direct access of something. So this is quite expected.
2011/11/3 Tero Paananen
> This is probably not news to anyone, but I might as well post about
> it in case new users are wondering about performance between
> index ba
This is probably not news to anyone, but I might as well post about
it in case new users are wondering about performance between
index based lookups and lookups by node ids.
I have a test database of 750,000 nodes of type A.
The db also contains 90,000 nodes of types B and C, and roughly
4M relat
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