John Carlson wrote:
Here's where I believe the issue lies: 1. Adding approximately 100 or
more objects to a collection backed by a relational database, in an
interactive system. I believe the time for the transaction(s) took
too long. I am not sure if the REST service supported by the database
used a single transaction or even session ids. I believe the REST
supported by the database was generic. As far as I know, the slowness
was laid to REST, since eliminating REST sped things up. Obviously if
you design a CRUD interface REST works okay. The use case ultimately
was uploading 100s of rows from spreadsheets...possibly more than one
per customer.
Sorry.. but you're just obfuscating the issue. You're now talking about
a specific database, with a specific interface - and saying nothing
about what interface/api/protocol is being used.
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In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice.
In practice, there is. .... Yogi Berra
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