On May 7, 2012, at 15:54 , Piet Arickx wrote: > Hello, > > We are setting up an environment with subversion, and using actually the > Tortoise version 1.7.6 client. > > A lot of objects are now in use with Subversion, as such this is working fine. > > As we have many objects on an Oracle database, we use Toad (version 9.7) as a > tool > and we would like to load and lock objects and files through Toad. > > We have configured toad so that it works with version control, the plugin > used is ‘Pushok SvnScc’. > > The biggest problem we are facing now is the complete lack of performance. > > It takes 5 minutes to check out a file, 5 minutes to check in. > > Anybody any idea ? If we check out the option ‘version control’ in Toad, the > performance of loading the object is ok > > Is there a problem in the configuration of Toad / Push ok / of subversion ?
Have you tried the same operations with TortoiseSVN or the Subversion command-line client? That would tell you whether the problem is in the Toad Subversion client or in your network or server configuration. Regards, Steve
