parameterMap accesible from multiple sql maps not working

The manuals says this: Note! Parameter Map names are always local to the SQL Map XML file that they are defined in. You can refer to a Parameter Map in another SQL Map XML file by prefixing the id of the Parameter Map with the id of the SQL Map (set in the sqlMap root tag). For example, to refer

Re: parameterMap accesible from multiple sql maps not working

operations (select, update, delete etc.)? Thanks Jeff Jeff P wrote: The manuals says this: Note! Parameter Map names are always local to the SQL Map XML file that they are defined in. You can refer to a Parameter Map in another SQL Map XML file by prefixing the id of the Parameter Map

Excessive memory usage (feature or bug?)

Hello. My application is using iBatis' method querForList. However, after I execute this method my memory useage sky-rockets upwards. I have profiled my application and it happends when I execute the following method: public static ListCity selectUnsyncedCityByDate(SyncDates syncDates, int

Re: Excessive memory usage (feature or bug?)

Sorry for forgetting to mention that. I'm using MySQL with MyConnectorJ5.1.7 I've tried a test with the Rowhandler and unfortunatly memory also jumps up tremendously after the database connection has been established (5mb to 50mb). Larry Meadors wrote: This *really* depends on the JDBC

Re: Excessive memory usage (feature or bug?)

For what its worth... my profiler says the 3 biggest memory hogs are: byte[] (65%) byte[][] (20%) com.mysql.jdbc.ByteArrayRow (10%) I've attached a screenshot of the profiling results. Perhaps this rings a bell? Thanks! http://www.nabble.com/file/p21568927/profiling_results.png -- View

Re: Excessive memory usage (feature or bug?)

this problem if the driver does this. Larry On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 11:34 AM, Jeff P killingd...@hotmail.com wrote: For what its worth... my profiler says the 3 biggest memory hogs are: -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Excessive-memory-usage-%28feature-or-bug-%29

Create statement used wrongly?

I want to feed my client the database/table creation queries. However iBatis doesnt seem to execute them right. My method looks as the following: public static void createDatabase(String sqlString) throws SQLException { BaseSqlMapper.sqlMapper.insert(createDatabase, sqlString); } Inside my

RE: Create statement used wrongly?

Solved! And to think I spend an hour on mistyping just two simple characters... Thank you very much! -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Create-statement-used-wrongly--tp21669143p21671212.html Sent from the iBATIS - User - Java mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

iBatis 6x slower, what am I overlooking?

I was in the process of stresstesting my app and found out that my count queries weren't optimal. I've produced the following JDBC test and iBatis test and the test says iBatis is 6 times slower. I know iBatis should be just as fast as JDBC, so I refuse to accept that outcome. However I can't

Re: iBatis 6x slower, what am I overlooking?

. We're talking milliseconds usually. Cheers, Clinton On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 8:13 PM, Jeff P killingd...@hotmail.com wrote: I was in the process of stresstesting my app and found out that my count queries weren't optimal. I've produced the following JDBC test and iBatis test and the test says

Re: iBatis 6x slower, what am I overlooking?

Also, a detail that might be of interest is the following: Supersmack allows the user to specify the amount of connections. When I configure 1 user to stresstest, the queries per second are arround 50K. When I configure 2 users to stresstest, the queries per second go to 70-80K. This is logical,