Darren Norris wrote:
Hi Ariel, Ran a report usng JDBC connection to table in MySQL. Table with 8000 records. Selected 7 fields (mix of varchar, number, date and integer).Labelling option- accepted all defaults.Group- by 3 variables (date, integer, varchar)Sort options- accepted all defaults (sorted by the 3 group variables)Layout = defaultcreate a static report 228 ish pages done in < 5 seconds. Not a direct comparison but to me suggests problem lies in HSQLDB (no idea if there will be a linear relationship with table size / number of rows and am definitely throwing in the I'M A USER NOT A TESTER / DEVELOPER TOWEL sorry).Darren
Hi Darren, Ariel, Frederick
Darren, it sounds like you actually used the report wizard and not the report builder, since there is no 'default layout' in the report builder.
Ariel, I followed the link to the mailing list entry and if my very weak Spanish isn't failing me to badly I believe the original poster refers to a blog's tutorial as the reference for his actions. ( It's easy to pick out hyper links in any language ) That bog entry, by Solveig Haugland, and the attached pdf file also shows the use of the wizard and not the SRB.
So it may be a case, at least from the reporting tool stand point, of mixing apples and oranges.
None the less Darren's email does go to the heart of the matter regarding the difference in data storage engines used.
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