On 12/8/06, Langdon Stevenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When I looked at the data I found that it simply stopped part way through writing a record. It was busy writing out line 16,871 in the file, so I wondered if there might have been a character or record limit that I was running up against. I inserted another row in a table that is dumped earlier in the process and ran the dump again. As suspected the line count was similar, but I had lost a three rows that previously had been in the data file! It now cut off three records earlier in a different place in the line. This suggests that the quantity of data is larger than ddlutils can handle. So, does DdlUtils have a known limit to the number of database rows that it can export?
Nope, DdlUtils writes the data one row at a time using the XML Stream Api, so that it doesn't have to hold large amounts of data in memory. Could you run Ant with the -v or -debug flag and post the output ? Tom
