RE: JDBC Driver Settings




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| Subject: JDBC Driver Settings
| Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2005 19:49:06 -0700
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| Hello,
| I saw the below in one of settings..where do i find them and where are
they
| defined..
|
|
| see lot of select statements with sp_cursoropen with thousands of reads
in
| the
| profiler but if i take the query and run it in the QA it will be 1/4 of
| those reads .I
| am wondering we will have to tweak somethings like you mentioned
below.Could
| you help me to find out where i could find those settings like fetchsize
and
| selectmode..
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| If you do decide to use cursor mode with ResultSets defined as
| TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY and either CONCUR_READONLY or CONCUR_UPDATABLE, then
you,
| you can additionally test various values for the fetch size to tune the
| performance. Otherwise, your fetch size will only be 1.
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|

You can set the fetch size using the setFetchSize() method from your
Statement/PreparedStatement/CallableStatement object. SelectMethod can be
set to either Direct or Cursor, and this is done in the connection string:

SelectMethod=cursor

or

SelectMethod=direct

The default is Direct.

Carb Simien, MCSE MCDBA MCAD
Microsoft Developer Support - Web Data

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