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Re: Speeding Up Oracle DataBase Access with IDL DataMiner [message #45204] Mon, 22 August 2005 15:03 Go to previous message
Randall  Skelton is currently offline  Randall Skelton
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Hi Chris,

So I use neither the Dataminer nor Oracle but access a large
(multi-terabyte) PostgreSQL database with IDL all the time.

Is this a case of the query your doing simply taking a long time to
execute (i.e. on the server) or a case of the volume of data being
returned is very, very large? If you execute the SQL query outside of
IDL with 'explain plan query', what do you get? Some quick tutorials
are at,

http://www.adp-gmbh.ch/ora/explainplan.html
http://www.evolt.org/article/Use_Oracle_s_Explain_Plan_to_Tu ne_Your_Queries/17/2986/
http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/8i/ExplainPlanUsage.php

and there are plenty of others on the web. This will give you an idea
of how long the query itself is taking to execute on the backend
server. If it is taking too long, you'll need to look at optimizing
the query by adding indexes or clever SQLisms. If it is a data volume
issue, then you may need to restrict yourself to subset of your data to
avoid excessive network bandwidth and/or memory swapping.

The inability to use IDL during your query is typical 'blocking'
behaviour. I don't believe that the dataminer supports non-blocking
communication with the backend SQL server.

Good luck,
Randall
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