K
Kapti
Hi!
I save 10 rows per second to a Access DataBase.
Data are copied to DataSet pro term, then I call Update fuction of
DataAdapter to refresh database.
code:
DataRow newRow;
newRow = dataSet.GPS.NewRow();
newRow["distance"] = distance;
newRow["Longitude"] = Longitude;
newRow["Latitude"] = Latitude;
dataSet11.GPS.Rows.Add(newRow);
...
oleDbDataAdapter.Update(dataSet.GPS);
Update is very slow. At 10 row saving: about 0,07s
At 100 row saving: about 0,2s
Unfortunatelly, the program running break during Update.
Is the executing of Update really so slow?
I am looking forward to your answer.
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I save 10 rows per second to a Access DataBase.
Data are copied to DataSet pro term, then I call Update fuction of
DataAdapter to refresh database.
code:
DataRow newRow;
newRow = dataSet.GPS.NewRow();
newRow["distance"] = distance;
newRow["Longitude"] = Longitude;
newRow["Latitude"] = Latitude;
dataSet11.GPS.Rows.Add(newRow);
...
oleDbDataAdapter.Update(dataSet.GPS);
Update is very slow. At 10 row saving: about 0,07s
At 100 row saving: about 0,2s
Unfortunatelly, the program running break during Update.
Is the executing of Update really so slow?
I am looking forward to your answer.
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Posted at:
www.GroupSrv.com
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