26 Apr
2001
26 Apr
'01
9:42 p.m.
On Thu, 26 Apr 2001, nw_moriarty Last Name wrote:
Jim
Were you able to run the script I sent previously? I have attached it again. It demonstrates that the entire DB is read each time an item is read.
It does this because your script creates and destroys the database connection every time it reads an object. If you keep this connection open, then it won't do that. Whenever you open a database, the whole file is read in order to rebuild the index cache, when you .close() the connection, the whole thing goes out of scope and is destroyed. -Michel