Subject | Re: Client-Side buffers |
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Author | alex_vnru |
Post date | 2002-04-23T07:37:42Z |
--- In ib-support@y..., "Reggie White" <reggiewhite@l...> wrote:
non-buffering client-side component, theoretically it receive one row,
buffering components get rows by own demand. But since there is one
more buffering section in the chain - network protocol - in practice
client COMPUTER (not application) get at once one or two network
packets.
Best regards, Alexander V.Nevsky.
> Are there any settings or anything that I can do to inform Firebirdapprox.
> how many records to send across the wire per Fetch?fetch
>
> I know some database will send 10+ record across the wire per Server
> and then the client works from the records in its buffers until theyare
> exhausted and request another batch of records from the Server.Reggie, fetch in Firebird is controlled by client. If you use
non-buffering client-side component, theoretically it receive one row,
buffering components get rows by own demand. But since there is one
more buffering section in the chain - network protocol - in practice
client COMPUTER (not application) get at once one or two network
packets.
Best regards, Alexander V.Nevsky.