Re: Postgresql 7.4.1 and JDBC setFetchSize

From: curtis(at)stanfordcomputing(dot)com (Curtis Stanford)
To: pgsql-jdbc(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Re: Postgresql 7.4.1 and JDBC setFetchSize
Date: 2004-02-06 16:44:29
Message-ID: b1de01fc.0402060844.7a6157e4@posting.google.com
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OK, I got it working by setting auto commit on the connection to
false. This should be made more clear in the docs...

curtis(at)stanfordcomputing(dot)com (Curtis Stanford) wrote in message news:<b1de01fc(dot)0402041359(dot)23f4dfc3(at)posting(dot)google(dot)com>...
> OK, I just installed 7.4.1 with the included JDBC driver so that I
> could use the new setFetchSize feature. I've been trying a query that
> returns over 300,000 rows which was running out of memory before. I
> added s.setFetchRows(50) and it still runs out of memory. Doesn't seem
> to make any difference. I'm just doing a very simple query thusly:
>
> Statement s = conn.createStatement();
> s.setFetchRows(50);
> ResultSet rows = s.executeQuery("...");
> while (rows.next()) {
> }
>
> I can't seem to get the CVS version of the JDBC driver either. The CVS
> web interface to postgresql has mentions of removing all JDBC code
> about 2 weeks ago. What's going on?
>
> Curtis

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