[fdo-users] RE: How to boost ISelect and IUpdate command
performance
Traian Stanev
traian.stanev at autodesk.com
Tue Nov 30 15:49:21 EST 2010
If there is no performance gain from this and your performance is still slow, it means that you have a bigger bottleneck somewhere in the pipeline. It would help if you gave more information about what type of data source you are using and what your performance expectation is -- e.g. it would be unrealistic to expect 10 million queries per second with, say, WFS data.
Traian
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> Subject: [fdo-users] RE: How to boost ISelect and IUpdate command
> performance
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>
> I tried both Romy and Traian's solution.
>
> Romy's solution doesn't work. The SelectCmd.ParameterValues returns me
> nothing and it is read only. I guess autodesk fdo for Oracle doesn't
> support
> this.
>
> Taian's solution works. However, it doesn't have any performance gain.
> It
> has exactly the same performace as the filter string is bound to
> selectCmd
> in every call.
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