re of.
Thanks for all your help.
Peter
Ken Anderson wrote:
On Jul 2, 2007, at 4:15 AM, Peter Vandoros wrote:
Hi list,
We are in the "optimize" process with one of our apps and i have a
few questions regarding batch faulting/fetching objects:
Is there any reason why the limit batch
ight be able to
handle only so long a command. For this reason you may find that
you can only set it so high.
Hope that helps.
On 2/07/2007, at 8:15 PM, Peter Vandoros wrote:
Hi list,
We are in the "optimize" process with one of our apps and i have a
few questions regarding batch
o high.
Hope that helps.
On 2/07/2007, at 8:15 PM, Peter Vandoros wrote:
Hi list,
We are in the "optimize" process with one of our apps and i have a
few questions regarding batch faulting/fetching objects:
Is there any reason why the limit batch size for batch faulting is
1
On Jul 2, 2007, at 4:15 AM, Peter Vandoros wrote:
Hi list,
We are in the "optimize" process with one of our apps and i have a
few questions regarding batch faulting/fetching objects:
Is there any reason why the limit batch size for batch faulting is
100 (well at least this
Hi list,
We are in the "optimize" process with one of our apps and i have a few
questions regarding batch faulting/fetching objects:
Is there any reason why the limit batch size for batch faulting is 100
(well at least this is what we have found)?
Why isn't batch faulting ena
e foreign key.
However, if AB.toB has batch faulting specified, EOF returns the
error: key '_eofInv_AB_toB.docType' was not reachable from from
entity 'B' . Indeed, there is no inverse of toB from AB since the
inverse points to A, not AB.
I believe that when batch faul
