run faster
use bind variables (prepared statements)
commit at the end NOT on every statement. That will slow things
down(autocommit)
Jim
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"Omi Chandiramani" <omi_at_chandiramani.org> wrote in message
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> Joseph Weinstein <joe_at_bea.com.remove.this> wrote in message
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> > If what you want to judge is *jdbc*, you should eliminate any DBMS
> > activity at all. No updates, inserts, or deletes. Just do a loop of a
> > simple select.
>
> I'm trying to judge the performance of the entire chain of components.
> If the performance is mostly bound to the performance of the database
> itself then I want to optimise that.
>
> > them to do.. Getting the DBMSes optimized to make an insert/delete
> > test fair would take some DBMS/platform work.
>
> What kinds of things can I do to Oracle to make the inserts run
> faster?
>
> > The commit() call in your code is superfluous because JDBC
connections
> > come in autoCommit(true) mode, so there's nothing to commit unless
> > you first set autoCommit(false).
>
> You are right. That code was in there from when auto commit was set to
> false and I was doing the commits manually. I've removed it from my
> code.
>
> Omi
Received on Fri Jan 24 2003 - 06:37:38 CST
