 1 | what can be done with Yahoo, as well as with the occasional website speed issues. Thank you for this report |
1 | too much about the speed and I/O operations. For sure, it will not make your application 4 times slower |
1 | is at maximum 30% of activity under heavy load but database queries are let's say not at the speed |
1 | should these be about the same speed? Retrieval by ID is expected to be faster, because it enables direct |
1 | this issue. Fix works perfectly well. The difference in speed is really huge. Thanks for the fix. lwalkowski |
1 | . It is ultimately the speed of these two use cases that will decide whether objectdb is worth the investment |
1 | it might be faster than JPA... ObjectDB has the same speed whether you use JPA or JDO. > I don't |
1 | limited to (say) 10 results. Is there any obvious way to speed up this querying? Taking minutes is not |
1 | Hi, after trying out objectdb for a while now and being quite impressed by its speed and overall performance I noticed a strange behaviour where an ORDER BY - directive isn't executed as it should be (and usually is, except in this special combination-case). Ordering seems to be ignored if we order |
1 | it terms of space and retrieval speed but may be more expansive in updates. See a recent forum thread |