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Retrieving large xml recordset through ADO
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13/03/2003 15:41:33
 
 
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13/03/2003 13:00:23
Leo Kool
Agis Automatisering BV
Harmelen, Netherlands
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Client/server
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00765479
Message ID:
00765570
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38
You still need to process it with some XML reader technology (like the XMLDOM) right?

Try saving to disk as XML or saving directly to an XML DOMDocument object. Ex: (replace when retrieving the XML in your code)
loRS.Save("c:\myFolder\myFile.xml", 1) && 1=adPersistXML (now adPersistADO)
*-- or
loXML = CreateObject("MSXML.DomDocument")
loRS.Save(loXML, 1)
Although I would try to find a way to limit the amount of records too.
HTH

>Hi All,
>
>We use a vfp middletier dll that retrieves xml data from SQL Server from an SP that uses the For Xml Auto, Elements clause. When the recordset is large (about 65000 records with 10 fields) the code becomes very slow (about 400 seconds).
>I tested some different methods, and it ended up that the method we were using first was the fastest.
>The execute of the sql statement is done in a couple of seconds, but the retrieving of the recordset is very slow whith large recordsets.
>Has anyone some tips?
>Thanks in advance!
>
>Leo
>
>
>Local lnMethod As Number
>Local lcSql As String
>Local lcXml As String
>Local loConn As ADODB.Connection
>Local loRs As ADODB.Recordset
>Local loCmd As ADODB.Command
>Local loStr As ADODB.Stream
>
>lnMethod	= 3
>lcXml		= ''
>lcSql		= "<large query>"
>loConn		= CreateObject('ADODB.Connection')
>loRs		= CreateObject('ADODB.Recordset')
>loCmd		= CreateObject('ADODB.Command')
>loStr		= CreateObject('ADODB.Stream')
>
>?'Method: ', lnMethod
>DO Case
>	Case lnMethod = 1 && our first method
>		loConn.Open('DSN=;UID=;PWD=')
>		With loRs
>			.ActiveConnection = loConn
>			.CursorLocation = 3  && adUseClient
>			.CursorType = 0  && adOpenForwardOnly
>			.LockType = 1  && adLockReadOnly
>
>			lnSec = Seconds()
>			.Open(lcSql)
>			?'Execute: ', Seconds() - lnSec
>
>			lnSec = Seconds()
>			Do While !.Eof
>				lcXml = lcXml + .Fields(0).Value
>				.MoveNext()
>			EndDo
>			?'String:  ', Seconds() - lnSec
>		EndWith
>
>	Case lnMethod = 2
>		loConn.Open('DSN=;UID=;PWD=')
>		With loRs
>			.ActiveConnection = loConn
>			.CursorLocation = 3  && adUseClient
>			.CursorType = 0  && adOpenForwardOnly
>			.LockType = 1  && adLockReadOnly
>
>			lnSec = Seconds()
>			loRs.Open(lcSql)
>			?'Execute: ', Seconds() - lnSec
>
>			lnSec = Seconds()
>			lcXml = .GetString()
>			?'String:  ', Seconds() - lnSec
>		EndWith
>
>	Case lnMethod = 3
>		loConn.Open('PROVIDER=SQLOLEDB.1;DATA SOURCE=;DATABASE=;UID=;PWD=')
>		loStr.Open()
>		With loCmd
>			.ActiveConnection = loConn
>			.CommandText = lcSql
>			.Properties("Output Stream") = loStr
>
>			lnSec = Seconds()
>			.Execute(,,1024)
>			?'Execute: ', Seconds() - lnSec
>		EndWith
>		lnSec = Seconds()
>		lcXml = loStr.ReadText()
>		?'String:  ', Seconds() - lnSec
>
>EndCase
>?''
>
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