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Why is one of the queries significant slower that the other?

User_XD6VX
Member Posts: 1 Employee
We are developing an application using python and nosql . Using the OCI NoSQL service and NoSQL python SDK (borneo). We are querying a table with 407 rows using the two 2 queries below. The one shown below returns the result in a reasonable time
def time_base_query(handle, table_name,min_time_created): APP.app.logger.debug("Querying timebase data from NoSQL table: %s", table_name) try: statement = 'select * from ' + table_name + ' WHERE timeCreated >= CAST ("' + min_time_created + '"AS TIMESTAMP)' request = QueryRequest().set_statement(statement) while True: result = handle.query(request) if request.is_done(): break return (result) except Exception as e: raise Exception('Unable to query a timebase record from table: {0} due to: {1}'.format(table_name, str(e))
and one below takes a lot of time to finish (Actually my bastion host is timing out while waiting for a response)
def query_all_from_table(handle, table_name): APP.app.logger.debug("Querying all data from NoSQL table: %s", table_name) try: statement = 'select * from ' + table_name request = QueryRequest().set_statement(statement) while True: result = handle.query(request) if request.is_done(): break return (result) except Exception as e: raise Exception('Unable to delete record from table: {0} due to: {1}'.format(table_name, str(e)))
Does anyone have any ideas?
Answers
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Which version of borneo are you using? A bug has been fixed in the latest release that may be involved. Make sure you are using release 5.2.4