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Maximum input payload size(for an XML file) supported by OSB

1503315Mar 28 2014

Hey Everyone,

I wanted to know, what is the maximum payload size that OSB can handle.

The requirement is to pass XML files as input to OSB and insert the data of the XML files in the oracle staging tables. The OSB will host all the .jca,wsdl, xml, xml schema and other files required to perform the operation.

The hurdle is to understand, what is the maximum XML file size limit, that OSB can allow to pass through without breaking.

  

I did some test runs and got the following output,

  • Size of the XML file:  OSB successfully read a file of size, 3176kb but failed for a file of size 3922kb, so the OSB breakpoint occurs somewhere between 3-4 MB, as per the test runs.
  • Range of number of Lines of XML:  102995 to 126787, since OSB was able to consume a file with lines (102995) and size 3176kb but broke for a file with number of lines (126787) and size 3922kb.

Request to please share your views on the test runs regarding the OSB breakpoint and also kindly share the results, if the same test has been performed at your end.



Thank you very much.


Comments

John Stegeman

Do you have the ability to change the table? Varchar2 is not an appropriate datatype for a duration (which is what I assume you mean by "hours")

Frank Kulash

Hi,

You can't add VARCHAR2s.  You can add NUMBERs, so convert the VARCHAR2s to NUMBERs, add those numbers, and then, if necessary, convert back to VARCHAR2s.

If you'd care to post CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements for your sample data, then I could show you exactly.

As John said, it might make more sense for you to permanently store these times as NUMBERs, or as INTERVAL DAY TO SECONDs.

odie_63
Answer

As others have said, use NUMBER to store durations, or the proper INTERVAL datatype, though the latter cannot be aggregated (using SUM).

In the meantime, this will give you the required output in minutes (it's trivial to convert it back to HH:MM format if you like) :

SQL> with sample_data (id, hours1, hours2, hours3) as (

  2    select 1, '02:45', '00:18', '01:25' from dual union all

  3    select 2, '00:38', '01:45', '00:00' from dual union all

  4    select 3, '02:15', '02:00', '00:15' from dual

  5  )

  6  select id

  7       , sum(h1) h1

  8       , sum(h2) h2

  9       , sum(h3) h3

10       , sum(h1+h2+h3) as total

11  from (

12  select id

13       , to_number(substr(hours1, 1, 2))*60 + to_number(substr(hours1, 4, 2)) as h1

14       , to_number(substr(hours2, 1, 2))*60 + to_number(substr(hours2, 4, 2)) as h2

15       , to_number(substr(hours3, 1, 2))*60 + to_number(substr(hours3, 4, 2)) as h3

16  from sample_data

17  )

18  group by rollup(id) ;

        ID         H1         H2         H3      TOTAL

---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

         1        165         18         85        268

         2         38        105          0        143

         3        135        120         15        270

                  338        243        100        681

Marked as Answer by Kam__apex · Sep 27 2020
00125

Hi,

            I think this may help u.

SELECT to_char ( to_date (to_number(substr(hours1, 1, instr(hours1, ':', 1) - 1)) * 60 +

        to_number(substr(hours1,

                         instr(hours1, ':', 1) + 1,

                         length(hours1)))

+

to_number(substr(hours2, 1, instr(hours2, ':', 1) - 1)) * 60 +

        to_number(substr(hours2,

                         instr(hours2, ':', 1) + 1,

                         length(hours2)))

+

to_number(substr(hours3, 1, instr(hours3, ':', 1) - 1)) * 60 +

        to_number(substr(hours3,

                         instr(hours3, ':', 1) + 1,

                         length(hours3))) total, 'HH24MI'), 'HH:MI')

  FROM dual;

Thanks

RogerT

as the others said....change your data model, it would be much easier, than doing something like this:

with data (hours1, hours2, hours3) as (select '02:45','00:18','01:25' from dual

                                       union all

                                       select '00:38','01:45','00:00' from dual

                                       union all

                                       select '02:15','02:00','00:15' from dual)

    ,minutes as (select regexp_replace(hours1,'^(\d+):\d+$','\1') * 60 + regexp_replace(hours1,'^\d+:(\d+)$','\1') as minutes1

                       ,regexp_replace(hours2,'^(\d+):\d+$','\1') * 60 + regexp_replace(hours2,'^\d+:(\d+)$','\1') as minutes2

                       ,regexp_replace(hours3,'^(\d+):\d+$','\1') * 60 + regexp_replace(hours3,'^\d+:(\d+)$','\1') as minutes3                      

                   from data)

select minutes1 + minutes2 + minutes3

      ,TO_CHAR(floor((minutes1 + minutes2 + minutes3) / 60 ),'FM99900') || ':' ||

       to_char(mod((minutes1 + minutes2 + minutes3),60 ),'FM00') as hours

  from minutes

/

hth

Kam__apex

Thanks Odie. Solved. Very specific and easy. once again thanks.

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