On Fri, 26 Nov 2004 22:36:38 -0600, Steve Ebersole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Actually I take that back.  I have re-run the tests here and the results
between wrapped vs. non-wrapped were essentially the same (this was
verified across multiple runs).  Again, this is still against 10g; still
need to test this against 8i/9i.

P.S., I think my hard drive is about ready to crash (those scratching
and clicking sounds can't be a good thing :).  This may be affecting the
timings I am seeing.  Hopefully, the effect is symmetric between the
various runs.  If some one else wants to run them let me know.  I have
not checked them in as they are not unit tests, strictly-speaking.

ok - send them my way and i'll try to run them here too.

/max



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Sent: Friday, November 26, 2004 7:35 PM
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Subject: RE: [Hibernate] WRAP_RESULT_SETS

I use oracle 10g for my testing and it is actually almost twice as
slow
against those drivers. The first version I wrote used arrays as
opposed
to lists, but I found the performance hit of using Lists minimal
enough
to warrant the easier programming model.

I still need to test this against 8i/9i, which is where people have
been
seeing this issue.  I looked into the classes in the newer 10g jar and
they seem to be handling this the correct way (in terms of caching the
name-to-index resolution).  I just do not currently have an install of
either 8i or 9i to test against.


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