I'm not quite sure with what you really want.
Do you want to:
*a) use a new session for each CreateBar() operation
*OR
*b) use only a single session for all CreateBar() operations*?

The way I understand it from your sample app, you created only a single
session for the whole CreateBar() operations. No wonder it would slow down
NH. Not quite sure either why you wanted it that way.
IMO, I think it's better to create and use a new session for each
CreateBar() operation.

Also, have you tried debugging your session creation/disposal logic by
outputting session ID using the following line?

Console.WriteLine(((SessionImpl) Session).SessionId);
That way, you can actually understand how you're actually creating and
disposing session.








On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 3:59 PM, Nicolas Vinot <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hello everybody,
>
> I have a huge problem of performance degradation with NHibernate.
> I create a simple demo program, enclosed to this post, which show the
> problem.
>
> I have a simple domain, Foo(long id, string text) and Bar(long id, string
> text).
> No association between them.
> I create a single Foo, then loop X times, fetching the Foo by it text and
> create 5000 Bar.
>
> *On each lap, the fetch of the Foo take more and more time, from 20ms the
> first **lap to 1500ms on the 50th or 3000ms on the 100th.*
>
> 0 Get Foo string -> 00:00:00.1402016
> 10 Get Foo string -> 00:00:00.2103024
> 20 Get Foo string -> 00:00:00.5007200
> 30 Get Foo string -> 00:00:00.8111664
> 40 Get Foo string -> 00:00:01.3419296
> 50 Get Foo string -> 00:00:01.4320592
> 60 Get Foo string -> 00:00:01.5121744
> 70 Get Foo string -> 00:00:01.8726928
> 80 Get Foo string -> 00:00:02.0729808
> 90 Get Foo string -> 00:00:02.7339312
> 100 Get Foo string -> 00:00:03.4149104
>
> I search a lot what can cause this problem (query cache, index, flush
> session, evict from cache, SQLite and PostgreSQL…), but not success.
> On my real application (some associations and more columns), the problem
> is worst, with 5000ms on the 10th loop, leading to totally not usable
> application with few thousand of data.
> I don't remember such a problem on Java Hibernate.
>
> Can anybody help me to locate the cause of the problem ?
>
> Thanks in advance !
>
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