On 4/25/07 12:54 PM, Steven Mark McCraw wrote:
Hi Dana,I've had the exact same experience. I always just do a fetch. I find it's still very much worth it and cuts down a ton on memory and overhead if you're in the paradigm of showing overviews of a lot of items (especially if the hitlist is composed of attributes from several joined tables) to fetch raw rows and only instantiate as an EO if the user clicks to see detail, etc. One extra fetch (plus faults) doesn't seem to be that big of a deal performance-wise, and compared to grabbing everything as EOs, it's been a clear win for me.
Thanks! This is a very interesting hybrid approach and, to be honest, I'm not sure why it didn't occur to me in the first place. I'll try it out.
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