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Row Cache / Fault


  • Subject: Row Cache / Fault
  • From: Drew Thoeni <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2008 18:14:06 -0500

I have a large table (100 million rows) that are children to a parent table of about 500,000 rows. I want to load children and iterating through them to calculate statistics about them and then store those stats on the parent file. I'm using Frontbase and have the indexes for the parent (PK and the lookup column) set as "preserve time", per Frontbase recommendations.

Problem is timings show it to take about 10 seconds per 1,000 children to load.

I have tried this two ways.

NSArray anArray = parent.children();

and

NSArray anArray = EOUtilities.objectsWithFetchSpecification...;

The time is burnt, as expected, as soon as the faults are triggered to retrieve the data. I've got the fields being used for the lookup in the fetchspec indexed and have adjusted the Frontbase cache (with no real effect).

What are the methods of faulting that could improve this? Would people recommend changes in EOModel (faulting, caching, etc.) or better to focus on Frontbase?

Regards,

Drew
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