Re: OutOfMemory

Guido,

One thing of note, is that for the driver to use a cursor based fetch,
it must be inside a transaction, in other words setAutoCommit(false);

Dave
On Tue, 2004-03-30 at 07:16, Guido Fiala wrote:
> Am Montag, 29. März 2004 18:30 schrieb Alexander Staubo:
> > Earlier versions of the PostgreSQL JDBC driver do not stream data from
> > the back end: they fetch everything in one go.
> >
> > The PostgreSQL 7.4 JDBC driver supports JDBC's setFetchSize()
> > operation, and will use PostgreSQL cursors internally. If you set the
> > fetch size to something >0, it will correctly [*] and transparently
> > stream data on demand. The driver works perfectly with earlier
> > versions of PostgreSQL.
> >
> > With earlier versions of the driver, you can emulate the behaviour by
> > first doing this:
> >
> > stmt.executeUpdate("declare foo cursor for select * from bar");
> >
> > and then for each batch, as an executeQuery():
> >
> > rs = stmt.executeQuery("fetch forward 200 from foo");
> >
> > and when you're done with the cursor,
> >
> > stmt.executeUpdate("close foo");
>
> By chance i'am currently at the same point, unfortunately i don't get it
> working as expected.
>
> -after calling ResultSet.last() the getRow() still reflects the fetchsize (how
> to get the number of records for e.g. a progress-bar?)
>
> -calling "ResultSet.next()" at the "last" fetched record does not fetch more
> results automatically, Statement.fetchMoreResults() gives me null-pointer -
> how do i actually get the next fetch?
>
> -according to the documentation only "FETCH_FORWARD" is supported, which is
> not always suitable
>
> Does it have some meaning that it only works if
> Connection.setAutoCommit(false) is used?
> I had a quick look through the sources and found the term
> "server-prepared-statement" is used under certain conditions - what's this
> for?
>
> I was also thinking about using the "SELECT ... LIMIT x OFFSET y" instead, but
> this might lead to unexpected side effects if multiple users are changing
> data - the user gets only a momentary snapshot then, if the order has changed
> in between some records will never be seen, others twice and so on.
>
> Any nice idea to solve this?
>
> (Im using postgres 7.3 + a recent snapshot from cvs-jdbc-driver)
>
> Guido
>
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