Thank you for your reaction, juraj. Does the SDBC-driver already
support OO3? I should have added OO3 as criteria as well (OO-Aqua-
build,Leopard,OO3,Postgres 8.3,JDBC).
I also consider the multi-threading issue quite serious. Complex
queries can take a long time, from whichever frontend. So my second
question would be: if one runs a query that (rightfully so :)) does
take a long time to finish, how much of OO is blocked during the wait
time? In the current state I can't even go on typing a text in Writer
while waiting, let alone edit something in Base. Is this specific to
my workspace?
Best
Rainer
On 28.11.2008, at 11:42, Juraj Trenkler wrote:
Dňa Pi 28. November 2008 Rainer Schuetz napísal:
Hi,
I just tried the same thing with the database browser in new Netbeans
6.5, also using the (Postgres)JDBC-driver. Jumping from first to last
record (280.000) occures instantly - no noticeable delay.
My conclusion is that the data-access component of OO3, has a serious
problem with big datasets. Is it only on Apple, only with JDBC-
drivers, only with Postgres?
My PostgreSQL database table has 24 text fields and about 80.000
records. I
connect OOo Base throught SDBC driver. Getting from the first to the
last
record takes about two seconds. But I use OpenSuse Linux. There is
no SDBC
driver for Apple I am afraid.
juraj
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