Hi Guys & Gals,

OK, I am not really complaining here that DDL-Utils is too quick and too good 
to be true (I am not that mad ... just half crazy).

But ... before when I was running a decent size import, it was taking 2 hours 
(see original post below). That was running the import when the option 
"useexplicitidentityvalues=true" has a slight bug and then effectively running 
as "useexplicitidentityvalues=false".

Now with "useexplicitidentityvalues=true" working, the import takes only 
1min30sec: great, fantastic !
But, I thought it will fail while inserting because it's inserting rows in 
table A which has a foreign key on table B which I assummed is not populated 
yet ! ? !

So the real question is why is DDL-Utils not failing when importing rows on 
tables with foreign keys constraints ?
Does it do a special insert with no constraint checks ?


Cheers,
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----- Message d'origine ----

> Laurent ROCHE wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is there any one here using DDL-Utils with significant volumes of data 
>> (data.xml of a few Mb) ?
>> My data.xml file is of 44 686 lines of data and 4 7734Kb of data.
>>
>> I am exporting data from a PostgreSQL database to Derby database.
>> When inserting into a DB without any foreign keys, primary keys, indexes, 
>> it's fast (actually faster with DDL-Utils than with insert scripts running 
>> ij): a couple of minutes (40s for DDL-Utils).
>>
>> But when running with keys and indexes, DDL-Utils takes 2 hours ! ! !
>>
>> Running DB-Unit takes only 5, 6 minutes !
>>
>> So I am back to my idea where it would nice to get the export to generate 
>> the data file according to an order, so that during import I do not have to 
>> use the ensureforeignkeyorder="true" option.
>> (see 
>> http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/db-ddlutils-user/200701.mbox/[EMAIL 
>> PROTECTED] )
>> Ideally, DDL-Utils will generate the table orders it-self by reading the 
>> dependencies at the schema level (foreign keys). 
>> But at least, if I could give DDL-Utils the tables order: that will be great 
>> ... otherwise I will have to stop using DDL-Utils for data: that I will be a 
>> shame !
>>  
>>






        

        
                
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