Ok. I did that. I setup a JDBC method and did everything via JDBC.
(Been a while since I've had to do that, no wonder I use ORM software.)
3710 INFO (TestCalculateLogic.java:37) :: *** testCommitAnswers() ***
31095 INFO (CalculateLogic.java:186) :: inserted QuizReport id: 537991
153408 INFO (CalculateLogic.java:301) :: inserted QuestionAnswer id:
3168866
327598 INFO (CalculateLogic.java:301) :: inserted QuestionAnswer id:
3168867
2158 INFO (TestCalculateLogic.java:81) :: *** testCommitAnswersJDBC() ***
3322 INFO (CalculateLogic.java:274) :: inserted QuizReport id: 537992
4673 INFO (CalculateLogic.java:301) :: inserted QuestionAnswer id: 3168869
6004 INFO (CalculateLogic.java:301) :: inserted QuestionAnswer id: 3168870
HUGE difference between the two in the log time on the left. What is
happening?
Should I attach my repository.xml? What should I be looking for that would
be making this so slow? I've never seen anything like this.
Charlie
Thomas Franke said the following on 10/13/2005 3:26 AM:
Charles Harvey III wrote:
Any ideas? Could it be the data structure? A setting in OJB? Something
wrong with the database (MSSQL)?
How about to try your statement without OJB e.g. only with JDBC? So you could
figure out if it is an OJB or another problem. Maybe you are using the wrong
driver?
Regards,
Thomas
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