[ https://forge.continuent.org/jira/browse/SEQUOIA-1001?page=all ]
     
Robert Hodges resolved SEQUOIA-1001:
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     Assign To: Robert Hodges
    Resolution: Fixed

Implemented and checked in.  

> Extend Sequoia controller to handle differences in backend driver handling of 
> setFetchSize() hints
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>          Key: SEQUOIA-1001
>          URL: https://forge.continuent.org/jira/browse/SEQUOIA-1001
>      Project: Sequoia
>         Type: New Feature

>     Versions: Sequoia 2.10.9
>  Environment: All
>     Reporter: Robert Hodges
>     Assignee: Robert Hodges
>      Fix For: sequoia 2.10.10

>
>
> JDBC setFetchSize() calls allow users to request that results be streamed 
> back from backends into clients.   Sequoia handles setFetchSize calls (for 
> example Statement.setFetchSize() consistently, but underlying drivers may 
> reject hints, which means that the result set, however large, is just 
> streamed into memory.  This is a problem because it is necessary to fetch 
> subsets of rows for large result sets.   Testing with Bristlecone shows that 
> even result sets of 100K rows quickly cause the controller to run out of Java 
> heap space. 
> For example MySQL Connector/J only accepts Integer.MIN_VALUE as a fetch size 
> hint and ignores all other settings (i.e., they are the same as 0).  Other 
> JDBC drivers may have similar behavior.  This is a problem because Sequoia 
> generally follows the JDBC specification, so we need the ability to map fetch 
> size values to what ever wierdness the driver accepts. 
> This feature extends the Sequoia ControllerFactory to add a 
> DriverComplianceFactory.  The factory in turn returns DriverCompliance 
> instances, thereby making it possible to extend them.   Finally, the 
> DriverCompliance class has a new method DriverCompliance.convertFetchSize() 
> which converts requested fetch values to a reasonable value for the 
> underlying driver.  The default implementation simply hands back the 
> requested value but other implementations can perform different conversions 
> if desired. 

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