Hello,
I have a batch job that does something like:
for(;;){
IList list = LoadSomething();
...
Update(obj1);
Update(obj2);
Update(obj3);
Flush();
}
I do know that the objects to update don't have any dirty relations, I
just need to store them simple and fast. I've noticed on the NH logs
that NHibernate does a lot of actions. We did some tests and the NH
Flush takes about 60ms, while a single straight sql update command
would take 15ms.
Can I have some advice on the best way to make this job perform
faster? And any other general guidelines on this example?
Thank you.
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