Hello Fabian;
What I tend to do is to raw-row fetch the PK's for the objects
involved and then turn those into GID's. Then I loop through a
hundred or so at a time with a new EC each time. On each loop, those
GID's get turned into "proper enterprise objects" using one big
fetch. I then manually assemble (no components) CSV from this. The
CSV is then either streamed into a gz-compressed
java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream or, in situations where where volumes
are likely to exceed the virtual-machine's memory, I use a gz'ed blob-
streaming system that I developed.
This seems to work ok for my situations. Can I ask what DB you are
using?
cheers.
I'm trying to set up a simple reporting component, output of which
is to be used in a statistical analysis. It's basically a
WORepetition wrapped around about 40 WOStrings, supposed to render
a long
...
Since I'm a bit lost right now, I hope someone can push me in the
right direction...
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Andrew Lindesay
technology : www.lindesay.co.nz
business : www.silvereye.co.nz
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