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[0.9.1.1] bug IRepository.GetAllList() on sqlite #1058
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Hi, The only significiant change is here: v0.9.1.0...v0.9.1.1#diff-4ff9ae44e68e35ab1df34e2b9e650913R214 We added It seems this gets time. We will test it with a big data to see the result and will make some optimization if possible, or make ObjectContext_ObjectMaterialized optional. Thanks for informing us. |
Additionnal info for testing:
--> In this case I don't need any entry state since these data are read-only for calculs. thks for the help :) |
FWIW I believe this regression also affects SQL Server. We have some tests that do a IRepository.GetAll() on a table that has ~215,000 records. Test was passing fine prior to upgrade to 0.9.1.1 at which point the test never seems to return the list even when left for a few minutes. UPDATE: I have rolled back to 0.9.1.0 and the problem goes away for me as well. i.e. Calls to GetAll() including the one described above now return as expected. |
yup my bad; I didn't explained clearly when I said : I would said that i can reproduce the same performanc error on sql server. so yeah, it affects every db (sql server, sqlite, oracle ... :) ) |
Hi there !
I have encoutered a regresion with 0.9.1.1.
I use GetAllList() to retrieve 160.000 records from an IRepository connected to a sqlite db.
With 0.9.1.0 and previous versions, it took 1-2 seconds.
With 0.9.1.1 it runs without any response, even after few minutes.
It never get back the list.
GetCount() method still works fine.
Tests with 0.9.1.0
response
Tests with 0.9.1.1
response
[UnitOfWork(false)] is set on my method, since sqlite require it.
It's working fine on 0.9.1.0
Any idea of a change on this release which could cause that ? :)
I reverted back to 0.9.1.0 ABP.* (no other package) and it works again.
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