Hi Pushpendra,

first of all, it’s highly advisable to only create one instance of the
Context class and pass it on as reference. Regarding the slow down, I
assume that your queries read a lot of data sequentially, and the
concurrent query execution leads to competing disk operations, leading
to random access patterns. This problem can to some extent be
alleviated by switching to SSDs, but a cheaper and more
straightforward alternative could be to optimize your queries first.

Best,
Christian
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On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 7:38 AM, Pushpendra Singh Sengar
<pushpendra1412@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I create a collection of 4.5 gb xml document.
> and process some Xquery in sequencial manner then it is taking adequate time
> to process all queries.
> But when I converting process to multi threading then it is taking more than
> 10 times of time.
> Please someone suggest what is the best way to process Xquey in
> multithreading model.
>
> MY code is following :
>   Thread thread = new Thread(new XqueryProcessor( new Context(),"db1"));
>     Thread thread1 = new Thread(new XqueryProcessor( new Context(),"db2"));
>     Thread thread2 = new Thread(new XqueryProcessor( new Context(),"db3"));
>
>     thread.start();
>     thread1.start();
>     thread2.start();
>
> Xquery Processor has all queries which need to process.
> and db1, db2 ,db3 are basically same xml files three collection.
>
> --
> Thanks & Regards ,
> Pushpendra Singh
>
>

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