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| From: | Chris Frey | Date: | April 28 2005 10:04pm |
| Subject: | Re: Fetching the result from the database takes linear time | ||
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On Thu, Apr 28, 2005 at 11:01:20PM +0200, Erwin wrote: > Hello, > > I've been using mysql++ for some time, and I've run into a very annoying > performance issue. This email contains an example demonstrating the > problems (and Makefile for build and python script to create the db). [snip] > I hope any of you can help me, This sounds like fun to track down, but unfortunately I'm kinda busy this week with paying work. :-) Hopefully soon. Until then, have you tried store()/use() differences? Do they both have the same performance? I suspect that with a huge data set, you'd be using use(), but would be interesting to see if there is any difference. - Chris
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| • Fetching the result from the database takes linear time | Erwin | 28 Apr |
| • Re: Fetching the result from the database takes linear time | Chris Frey | 29 Apr |
| • Re: Fetching the result from the database takes linear time | Warren Young | 29 Apr |
| • Re: Fetching the result from the database takes linear time | Earl Miles | 29 Apr |
| • Re: Fetching the result from the database takes linear time | Erwin | 30 Apr |
| • Re: Fetching the result from the database takes linear time | Warren Young | 30 Apr |
| • Re: Fetching the result from the database takes linear time | Erwin | 30 Apr |
| • Re: Fetching the result from the database takes linear time | Warren Young | 2 May |
