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Fri, Nov 2 2012 4:58 PM | Permanent Link |
Carlos | Hi and thanks in advanced for the Help.
I guess that this in a malfunction in the Program. I have this table with around 450.000 records in MSSQL Server, never had a single problem obtaining records via the below query if I get When I create a dataset using the dataset manager, and I enter the below Query string SELECT * FROM PSHEETS WHERE EMPL_ID = '12345' I then click on the preview tab to see the results, on the bottom of the form there is a label which says "Obtaining Data " it goes like that for about 30 seconds, then the label changes to Disconnected, and I see no Data results. I should get out of that query around 300 records, instead I get 0 records Is this a bug with large data tables? Thanks Regards, Carlos |
Mon, Nov 5 2012 2:42 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Carlos,
<< When I create a dataset using the dataset manager, and I enter the below Query string SELECT * FROM PSHEETS WHERE EMPL_ID = '12345' I then click on the preview tab to see the results, on the bottom of the form there is a label which says "Obtaining Data " it goes like that for about 30 seconds, then the label changes to Disconnected, and I see no Data results. I should get out of that query around 300 records, instead I get 0 records Is this a bug with large data tables? >> EWB is simply using the ADO data access components for accessing the data, so if there is any issue with the query/MS SQL Server/ADO components, then you'll run into an issue with the EWB DataSet Manager. Do you use Delphi ? If so, then you can try the same query using Delphi and the ADO components to emulate the same type of access and see what the issue is. I suspect that the issue is that every row in the result set is being fetched, and that is accounting for the slow response. Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Mon, Nov 5 2012 4:54 PM | Permanent Link |
Carlos | Good afternoon Sir, and thanks for the response.
Yes, I use Delphi and this behavior does not happen when I use this query with an ADO component under Delphi, and the result comes instantly. As a matter of fact I have a windows application that I build using Delphi 2010 using ADO components, is been used by about 800 users in a daily basis and pounding this Table with queries and never a hiccup. I will try to create a screen-cast, send you the link, so you can see, and perhaps see what is going on. Thanks so much Regards, Carlos "Tim Young [Elevate Software]" wrote: Carlos, << When I create a dataset using the dataset manager, and I enter the below Query string SELECT * FROM PSHEETS WHERE EMPL_ID = '12345' I then click on the preview tab to see the results, on the bottom of the form there is a label which says "Obtaining Data " it goes like that for about 30 seconds, then the label changes to Disconnected, and I see no Data results. I should get out of that query around 300 records, instead I get 0 records Is this a bug with large data tables? >> EWB is simply using the ADO data access components for accessing the data, so if there is any issue with the query/MS SQL Server/ADO components, then you'll run into an issue with the EWB DataSet Manager. Do you use Delphi ? If so, then you can try the same query using Delphi and the ADO components to emulate the same type of access and see what the issue is. I suspect that the issue is that every row in the result set is being fetched, and that is accounting for the slow response. Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Wed, Nov 14 2012 10:50 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Carlos,
<< Yes, I use Delphi and this behavior does not happen when I use this query with an ADO component under Delphi, and the result comes instantly. As a matter of fact I have a windows application that I build using Delphi 2010 using ADO components, is been used by about 800 users in a daily basis and pounding this Table with queries and never a hiccup. I will try to create a screen-cast, send you the link, so you can see, and perhaps see what is going on. >> This has now been fixed and I should have a new build available by the end of the week. The build timing got delayed due to some other bugs and some other things that I wanted to work on with EWB before the release of the build. Thanks, Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Sat, Dec 29 2012 3:42 PM | Permanent Link |
Carlos | Hi Tim and happy holidays,
I was wondering if this was already fixed and if there is an update that I can download. Thanks Regards Carlos "Tim Young [Elevate Software]" wrote: Carlos, << Yes, I use Delphi and this behavior does not happen when I use this query with an ADO component under Delphi, and the result comes instantly. As a matter of fact I have a windows application that I build using Delphi 2010 using ADO components, is been used by about 800 users in a daily basis and pounding this Table with queries and never a hiccup. I will try to create a screen-cast, send you the link, so you can see, and perhaps see what is going on. >> This has now been fixed and I should have a new build available by the end of the week. The build timing got delayed due to some other bugs and some other things that I wanted to work on with EWB before the release of the build. Thanks, Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Wed, Jan 2 2013 5:18 AM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Carlos,
<< I was wondering if this was already fixed and if there is an update that I can download. >> Yes, EWB 1.01 Build 3 fixes this: http://www.elevatesoft.com/incident?action=viewrep&category=ewb&release=1.01&incident=3691 Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
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