Hi Julian,
I got the same result today using a single threaded application.
Here's a summary of my application and I guess we can try and pin
point what my error is.
I have a SQL Server 2005 database base table called "GoogleMaster".
In this table I keep an exact copy of the accounts we have with
Google, this contains username, firstname, lastname, password, term
and timestamp. I also created a SQL stored procedure that will return
the first value or "TOP" for every 100 users and store that in an
array.
I believe we have 22,689 email accounts with Google, so the length of
my array should be 227, to illustrate:
array[0] = starting username for accounts 1-100 (length = 100)
array[1] = starting username for accounts 101-200 (length = 100)
..
array[225] = starting username for accounts 22,501-22,600 (length =
100)
array[226] = starting username for accounts 22,601-22,689 (length =
89) <=== This is my problem
In my single thread model I use a for loop:
for(int z=0; z < array.Length; z++) {
UserFeedObject = RetrievePageOfUsers( array[z].ToString() );
// Code to add UserFeedObject's firstname to another array
}
Everything goes as planned, just as a visual I have the length of the
array print on the screen as the data gets added to it. When it's
time for the remaining 89 records - it never ends successfully and
times out. That's why in my first post I was wondering if the
resulting UserFeed is less than 100 records will there be a problem.
I can email you or post my code for you to look at.
As another test I made a simple application that only made one
function call to RetrievePageOfUsers with the username at record
number 22,601 and I got the same result.
Does this help?
Would you mind posting your solution, maybe I'm totally missing
something here.
On Feb 11, 8:56 am, "Julian (Google)" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am not able to reproduce the problem with a single thread using
> the .NET client library. Please, share more details of your
> implementation if you can.
>
> Cheers,
> Julian.
>
> On Feb 10, 7:06 pm, NCCFred <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hello Group,
>
> > I had a question about the RetrievePageOfUsers function. I understand
> > the function takes a starting username and it will return a list of
> > 100 users – starting from the given name, inclusively.
>
> > I’ve had some odd behavior in my application and narrowed it down to
> > this function. My application is a multi-threaded GUI in C# that
> > spawns a maximum of 10 concurrent threads to Google while iterating
> > through an array that contains all beginning account Id’s for each set
> > of 100 users (our domain has 22,673 email accounts). I noticed the
> > last call of this function, which does not return 100 accounts because
> > only 73 are remaining will eventually time out.
>
> > Why would this be happening? Is there something in the documentation
> > or some unwritten rule that states if it’s less than 100 users being
> > returned then it won’t return anything? I’ve tried this with a small
> > application to isolate this and came up with the same result.
>
> > Any ideas?- Hide quoted text -
>
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