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1 total messages Started by Zhan Weiming Sat, 28 Jun 2008 14:33
SQL Server: Append / Post slow
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Author: Zhan Weiming
Date: Sat, 28 Jun 2008 14:33
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Hi there,

In my application, data are exported to database, in Access or SQLServer. 
But it is found that the exporting speed to SQLServer is much slower than to 
ACCESS. Using SQLServer, it takes about 100 seconds to write 50000 records, 
while 2 seconds for ACCESS.

    Here are the codes for SQLServer exporting:

       /*
        TADOTable * SQLServerTable;
       */

       SQLServerTable->Active = false;
       SQLServerTable->TableName = TableName;
       SQLServerTable->Active = true;

       for(int i=0;i<RECORDS_COUNT;++i)
       {
          //fill the record that is not empty, not exported, and not ongoing
          SQLServerTable->Append();

          //loop for write a record
          while(!a_record_finish_exporting)
          {
                SQLServerTable->Fields->Fields[idx]->AsInteger = somevalue ;
           }

           SQLServerTable->Post();
       }



       And ACCESS Database exporting:

       /*
            TDAOTable *AccessTable;

            //TDAOTable is a components to access Microsoft Access Database. 
(Diamond Access)
       */

       AccessTable->Active = false;
       AccessTable->TableName = TableName;
       AccessTable->Active = true;

       for(int i=0;i<RECORDS_COUNT;++i)
       {
          //fill the record that is not empty, not exported, and not ongoing
          AccessTable->Append();

          //loop for write a record
          while(!a_record_finish_exporting)
          {
                AccessTable->Fields->Fields[idx]->AsInteger = somevalue;
           }

           AccessTable->Post();
       }


Any ideas are appreciated.

Thanks.
Zhan Weiming

 
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