Hallo Frank ,
Thanks for this quick fix, now I have a other "performance" problem:
When have a table opened (all content in memory) or wehave the content
in a Beamer then the search is very... very... slow compared to wath we
can do in the original MySQL tables or compared to a ohter frondend
application.
When searching in a OO-table you can see rolling the row counter !
Using my 28.000 records test table and searching to the last record
(using field text content) it takes over 60 secs to find this record..
AND: the search is eating memory like sweeties (about 1,5 MB par sec)
memory who is only released after closing ALL OO-instances.
Sould i fill a issue or is this a known performance problem?
Greetz
Fernand
Hi Fernand,
We did some tests with the latest MySql-connector Beta on Windows and
found that in a real live situation that opening a table with 28.000
records takes 35 seconds before the whole table is loaded in memory.(
going to the last record)
With a ODBC connection it takes 1 second.
Are we doing something wrong with our native connection or can this
behavior been confirmed ?
Ocke found and fixed a bug in Connector/C++ - now the native driver is
faster then the ODBC driver when scrolling to the last record :)
The patch is still subject to a review from the MySQL team (where the
experts currently are ... on the Bahamas, or whereever they spend their
vacation), but assuming that they approve it, the problem should be
fixed in the GA release.
Thanks & Ciao
Frank
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