Re: DIH best pratices question

2010-03-27 Thread Noble Paul നോബിള്‍ नोब्ळ्
On Sat, Mar 27, 2010 at 3:25 AM, Blargy  wrote:
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> I have a items table on db1 and and item_descriptions table on db2.
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> The items table is very small in the sense that it has small columns while
> the item_descriptions table has a very large text field column. Both tables
> are around 7 million rows
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> What is the best way to import these into one document?
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this is the right way
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> Or is there an alternative way? Maybe using the second way with a
> CachedSqlEntityProcessor for the item entity?
I don't think CachedSqlEntityProcessor helps here.
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> Any thoughts are greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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DIH best pratices question

2010-03-26 Thread Blargy

I have a items table on db1 and and item_descriptions table on db2. 

The items table is very small in the sense that it has small columns while
the item_descriptions table has a very large text field column. Both tables
are around 7 million rows

What is the best way to import these into one document? 


  
 
   


Or


 
 
   


Or is there an alternative way? Maybe using the second way with a
CachedSqlEntityProcessor for the item entity?

Any thoughts are greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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