on 01-30-2009 2:15 PM
Hi all
My requirement is to insert around 1000 record in a JDBC table .
How much time will this take ?
i am using PI 7.0 and SP is 16
and using ojdbc14.jar driver to access the database.
thanks
Regards
bhasker
Hi! Bhaskar
It should not take more than couple of seconds to a minute...Also, depends on how many messages (other than this interface) are running parallel at the same time.
Yeah, but at the most it should take a min or 2....and would increase if you have more columns too.
Regards,
Patrick
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Hi! Bhaskar
It should not take more than couple of seconds to a minute...Also, depends on how many messages (other than this interface) are running parallel at the same time.
Yeah, but at the most it should take a min or 2....and would increase if you have more columns too.
Regards,
Patrick
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Hi,
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/8764045@N06/549186611/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8764045@N06/549186651/
This will enable you to insert multiple records at a time. Also you can do such kind of thing for Stored Procedure. That will be much better.
Regards
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In XI perspective, this would completely depend upon the hardware used for XI and the scenario configuratoin. e.g. your CPU and processor sizing, memory, way of calling the database etc.
Regards,
Prateek
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