7 | TimeSeries and ObjectDB the whole TimeSerie. 2/ and it will still be fast to load a specific timeserie (same as before |
7 | Modifying something with Explorer -> app JPQL with Enum doesn't work anymore/objectdb/info) and wrote "Fast Object Database for Java - with JPA/JDO support" as tag pop-up preview |
7 | NullPointerException in ENH.g(ENH.java:401) for your fast response. You were right, I forgot about this schema change. Glad you found it... Thanks |
7 | Bidirectional OneToMany is slow on updated itemsHello, I have a problem with the following situation. I insert persons with addresses. In the first run, they are all new with a new address. It runs fast. In the second run, the persons are all loaded and got a second address. This seams to be much slower. The Entities are all enhanced by |
7 | How do I achieve a Deep Fetch using JOIN FETCH?, Ben Schreiber Fast Model Technologies FastModel Ben Schreiber Please try build 2.4.7_11 |
7 | Eclipse4 RCP - No Persistence provider for EntityManager the objectdb.jar in the bin directory. support Support Thank you for the fast response. I can reproduce |
7 | Is persistence version 2.1 supported?/persistence/persistence_2_1.xsd"> <!-- in-memory persistence unit for fast performance and minimal |
7 | em.flush(); em.clear(); loosing data and not persisting managed objects my Primary Key. When doing this the em.find() method seems to be fast. But even with 2.2.3_09 applied I |
1 | queries under 2.7.6_4 significantly slower than under 2.7.6 is fast with no need for query hints. This also helps in similar issues (e.g. issue #2379). support Support |
1 | Threaded Test - Failed to commit transaction: Unexpected internal exception - it seems that when both put and take are synchronized the consumer is fast as the producer (even though query operations |
