Hi Team,
We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no of xmls.
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Please help and do needful.
Regards,
YSL
Hi YSL,
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Some questions back:
1. What is the average size of each of your document? 2. Will this sum up to a yearly amount of appr. 20 million files, or do you have an upper limit? 3. Which of our API(s) are you using to add the documents? 4. How do your queries for reporting data look like?
Please help and do needful.
https://ell.stackexchange.com/a/17626 ;)
Best, Christian
Hi Christian,
Every day we are generating upto 50k xml files per account. At the time of collection generation i need to generate report on the selected account. Then immediately that collection got terminated. Not able to generate report. Even collection creation time is also taken more than 15 hours that particular account.
Pls help me.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 12:27 PM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Hi YSL,
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files
large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Some questions back:
- What is the average size of each of your document?
- Will this sum up to a yearly amount of appr. 20 million files, or
do you have an upper limit? 3. Which of our API(s) are you using to add the documents? 4. How do your queries for reporting data look like?
Please help and do needful.
https://ell.stackexchange.com/a/17626 ;)
Best, Christian
Hi Christian,
1. What is the average size of each of your document? A: 5k to 7k 2. Will this sum up to a yearly amount of appr. 20 million files, or do you have an upper limit? A: Every day we are generating collections (Unbilled Mobile Transactionn data) Per account appr 50k - 55k files. 3. Which of our API(s) are you using to add the documents? A: import org.basex.server.ClientSession; 4. How do your queries for reporting data look like? A:
Usage Summary Per Line:10 minutes
declare function local:getLabelName($serNo as xs:string) { let $doc := collection('LabelCollection_1573624392934') let $label := $doc//row[@ser_no = $serNo] let $lbCount:=count($doc//row[@ser_no = $serNo]) return if(data($label) != '' and $lbCount<=1) then data($label) else ('') }; declare function local:getRecords() { let $Rows := (collection("867509_Voice_OCTOBER-19_Unbilled_1")/SUBCUSTBRK[AccNo[@NO = (6945045)]][DOB >='2019-10-01' and DOB <='2019-10-31']) let $billNo := data($Rows/CONN/@NO) let $topRecords := $billNo for $details in $Rows[CONN[data(@NO)=$topRecords]]/Country/ROW group by $billNo := data($details/../../CONN/@NO) return <R> { element Acno {distinct-values(data($details/../../AccNo/@NO))}, element BNO {$billNo}, element SLBl {distinct-values(local:getLabelName($billNo))}, element Stat {}, for $serviceDetails in $details group by $groupService := data($serviceDetails/@ServType) return (element {concat($groupService,'C') } {xs:decimal(sum(data($serviceDetails/@Calls))) } ), element TCls {xs:decimal(sum(data($details/@Calls)))} }</R> }; ( let $records := local:getRecords()[position() le 10000] let $totalCalls := sum($records/TCls) let $pstncls := xs:decimal(sum($records/PSTNC)) let $vpncls := xs:decimal(sum($records/VPNC)) let $tnbscls := xs:decimal(sum($records/TNBSC)) let $fmccls := xs:decimal(sum($records/FMCC)) return ($records, if(count($records) > 0) then ( <R>{ <Acno>{ 'Total' }</Acno>, <BNO></BNO>, <SLBl></SLBl>, <Stat></Stat>, <PSTNC>{ xs:decimal($pstncls) }</PSTNC>, <VPNC>{ xs:decimal($vpncls) }</VPNC>, <TNBSC>{ xs:decimal($tnbscls) }</TNBSC>, <FMCC>{ xs:decimal($fmccls) }</FMCC>, <TCls>{ xs:decimal($totalCalls) }</TCls> }</R>) else ()) )
Trend Report by Call type:4 minutes
declare function local:getDurationPer($ctDur as xs:double, $ctTotalDur as xs:double) { if($ctTotalDur=0)then()else( let $ctPer := concat(xs:decimal(round-half-to-even((($ctDur div $ctTotalDur) * 100), 3)), "%") return $ctPer) }; declare function local:getHHMMSSFromNumber($num as xs:double) { let $ss := xs:integer($num mod 60) let $mm1 := xs:integer($num div 60) let $mm := xs:integer($mm1 mod 60) let $hh := xs:integer($mm1 div 60) let $hhFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($hh)) >= 2) then $hh else (concat('0', $hh)) let $mmFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($mm)) >= 2) then $mm else (concat('0', $mm)) let $ssFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($ss)) >= 2) then $ss else (concat('0', $ss)) return concat($hhFinal,':',$mmFinal,':',$ssFinal) }; declare function local:getMMSSFromNumber($num as xs:double) { let $ss := xs:integer($num mod 60) let $mm := xs:integer($num div 60) let $mmFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($mm)) >= 2) then $mm else (concat('0', $mm)) let $ssFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($ss)) >= 2) then $ss else (concat('0', $ss)) return concat($mmFinal,':',$ssFinal) };
let $subbrk := (collection("867509_Voice_OCTOBER-19_Unbilled_1")/SUBCUSTBRK[AccNo[@NO = (6945045)]][DOB >= '2019-10-01' and DOB <= '2019-10-31']) let $detailUsageTxn := $subbrk/DETAIL/TRANSACTION[@Usage = 'usage'] let $DistCallTypes := distinct-values($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION/@Type) let $allmonths := distinct-values($subbrk/Month) let $rowcnt := count($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION) let $months := $allmonths[position() le 10000] let $opttype := 'NumVal' let $durop := 'hh:mm:ss' return ( if($DistCallTypes!='')then(for $month in $months return <R> <GRPBY>{ $month }</GRPBY>{ if($opttype = 'NumVal') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctCnt := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct) and data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Calls) return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {xs:decimal($ctCnt)} else if($opttype = 'NumPerViewPoint') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctCnt := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct) and data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Calls) let $ctTotalCnt := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct)]/@Calls) let $ctPer := concat(xs:decimal(round-half-to-even((($ctCnt div $ctTotalCnt) * 100), 3)), '%') return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {$ctPer} else if($opttype = 'NumPerCallType') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctCnt := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct) and data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Calls) let $ctTotalCnt := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Calls) let $ctPer := concat(xs:decimal(round-half-to-even(($ctCnt div $ctTotalCnt) * 100, 3)), '%') return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)), '(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {$ctPer} else if($opttype = 'DurVal') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctDur := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct) and data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Duration) return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {if($durop = 'hh:mm:ss') then local:getHHMMSSFromNumber($ctDur) else (local:getMMSSFromNumber($ctDur))} else if($opttype = 'DurPerViewPoint') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctDur := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct) and data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Duration) let $ctTotalDur := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct)]/@Duration) return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {local:getDurationPer($ctDur, $ctTotalDur)} else if($opttype = 'DurPerCallType') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctDur := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct) and data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Duration) let $ctTotalDur := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Duration) return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {local:getDurationPer($ctDur, $ctTotalDur)} else if($opttype = 'CostVal') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct) and data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Amt) return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {xs:decimal(round-half-to-even($ctSum, 3))} else if($opttype = 'CostPerViewPoint') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct) and data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Amt) let $ctTotalSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct)]/@Amt) let $ctPer := concat(xs:decimal(round-half-to-even((($ctSum div $ctTotalSum) * 100), 3)), '%') return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {$ctPer} else if($opttype = 'CostPerCallType') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct) and data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Amt) let $ctTotalSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Amt) let $ctPer := concat(xs:decimal(round-half-to-even((($ctSum div $ctTotalSum) * 100), 3)), '%') return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {$ctPer} else () } <TOTAL>{ if($opttype = 'NumVal') then xs:decimal(sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Calls)) else if($opttype = 'NumPerViewPoint') then let $ctCnt := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Calls) let $ctTotalCnt := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION/@Calls) let $ctPer := concat(xs:decimal(round-half-to-even((($ctCnt div $ctTotalCnt) * 100), 3)), '%') return $ctPer else if($opttype = 'NumPerCallType') then data('100%') else if($opttype = 'DurVal') then let $DurSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Duration) return if($durop = 'hh:mm:ss') then local:getHHMMSSFromNumber($DurSum) else (local:getMMSSFromNumber($DurSum)) else if($opttype = 'DurPerViewPoint') then let $ctDur := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Duration) let $ctTotalDur := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION/@Duration) return local:getDurationPer($ctDur, $ctTotalDur) else if($opttype = 'DurPerCallType') then data('100%') else if($opttype = 'CostVal') then xs:decimal(round-half-to-even(sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Amt), 3)) else if($opttype = 'CostPerViewPoint') then let $ctSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(../../../Month) = $month]/@Amt) let $ctTotalSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION/@Amt) let $ctPer := concat(xs:decimal(round-half-to-even((($ctSum div $ctTotalSum) * 100), 3)), '%') return $ctPer else if($opttype = 'CostPerCallType') then data('100%') else () }</TOTAL></R>)else() , ( if($rowcnt > 0) then <R><GRPBY>Total</GRPBY>{ if($opttype = 'NumVal') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctCnt := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct)]/@Calls) return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)), '(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {xs:decimal($ctCnt)} else if($opttype = 'NumPerViewPoint') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {data('100%')} else if($opttype = 'NumPerCallType') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctCnt := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct)]/@Calls) let $ctTotalCnt := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION/@Calls) let $ctPer := concat(xs:decimal(round-half-to-even((($ctCnt div $ctTotalCnt) * 100), 3)), '%') return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {$ctPer} else if($opttype = 'DurVal') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $DurSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct)]/@Duration) return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {if($durop = 'hh:mm:ss') then local:getHHMMSSFromNumber($DurSum) else (local:getMMSSFromNumber($DurSum))} else if($opttype = 'DurPerViewPoint') then data('100%') else if($opttype = 'DurPerCallType') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctDur := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct)]/@Duration) let $ctTotalDur := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION/@Duration) return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {local:getDurationPer($ctDur, $ctTotalDur)} else if($opttype = 'CostVal') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct)]/@Amt) return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {xs:decimal(round-half-to-even($ctSum, 3))} else if($opttype = 'CostPerViewPoint') then data('100%') else if($opttype = 'CostPerCallType') then for $ct in $DistCallTypes let $ctSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION[data(@Type) = data($ct)]/@Amt) let $ctTotalSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION/@Amt) let $ctPer := concat(xs:decimal(round-half-to-even((($ctSum div $ctTotalSum) * 100), 3)), '%') return element { replace(concat('_',data($ct)),'(.|[|]|\|||-|^|$|?|*|+|{|}|(|)| |')', '_') } {$ctPer} else () }<TOTAL>{ if($opttype = 'NumVal') then xs:decimal(sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION/@Calls)) else if($opttype = 'NumPerViewPoint') then data('100%') else if($opttype = 'NumPerCallType') then data('100%') else if($opttype = 'DurVal') then let $durSum := sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION/@Duration) return if($durop = 'hh:mm:ss') then local:getHHMMSSFromNumber($durSum) else (local:getMMSSFromNumber($durSum)) else if($opttype = 'DurPerViewPoint') then data('100%') else if($opttype = 'DurPerCallType') then data('100%') else if($opttype = 'CostVal') then xs:decimal(round-half-to-even(sum($detailUsageTxn/SUB_SECTION/@Amt), 3)) else if($opttype = 'CostPerViewPoint') then data('100%') else if($opttype = 'CostPerCallType') then data('100%') else () }</TOTAL></R> else () ))
Multilevel activity Summary report:-4-minitutes
declare function local:getMinsSecs($mins, $calls) { let $mm := floor($mins div $calls) let $pre := substring(substring-after(string(round-half-to-even(($mins div $calls) - $mm, 5)), '.'), 1, 3) let $precision := if($pre != '') then number($pre) else 0 let $ss := string(round($precision * 0.06)) return concat(if($mm < 10) then concat('0', $mm) else $mm, ':', if($ss < 10) then concat('0', $ss) else $ss) }; declare function local:getHHMMSSFromNumber($num as xs:integer) { let $ss := xs:integer($num mod 60) let $mm1 := xs:integer($num div 60) let $mm := xs:integer($mm1 mod 60) let $hh := xs:integer($mm1 div 60) let $hhFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($hh)) >= 2) then $hh else (concat('0', $hh)) let $mmFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($mm)) >= 2) then $mm else (concat('0', $mm)) let $ssFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($ss)) >= 2) then $ss else (concat('0', $ss)) return concat($hhFinal,':',$mmFinal,':',$ssFinal) }; declare function local:getMinutesFromDutation($duration as xs:string) { let $duration := tokenize($duration, ":") let $hh := $duration[1] let $mm := $duration[2] let $ss := $duration[3] return xs:decimal(round-half-to-even((number(data($hh)) * 60 + number(data($mm)) + (number(data($ss)) div 60)), 3)) }; declare function local:getViewPontChargesData() { for $viewPontLopp in <root><viewpoint><name>Default</name><accountnos>6945045</accountnos></viewpoint></root>//viewpoint let $Rows := if(data($viewPontLopp/name)= "Default")then((collection("867509_Voice_OCTOBER-19_Unbilled_1")/SUBCUSTBRK[AccNo[@NO = (6945045)]][DOB >='2019-10-01' and DOB <='2019-10-31']))else((collection("867509_Voice_OCTOBER-19_Unbilled_1")/SUBCUSTBRK[AccNo[@NO = (6945045)]][DOB >='2019-10-01' and DOB <='2019-10-31'])) let $accNos := $viewPontLopp/accountnos let $viewPointName := data($viewPontLopp/name) let $viewPointdata :=$Rows[AccNo[@NO=tokenize($accNos, ",")]]/DETAIL/TRANSACTION/SUB_SECTION let $nCalls := xs:decimal(sum(data($viewPointdata/@Calls))) let $totalAmt := round-half-to-even(sum(data($viewPointdata/@Amt)), 3) let $BNCount := count(data(distinct-values($viewPointdata/../../../CONN/@NO))) let $durSum := sum(data($viewPointdata/@Duration)) let $totDur := local:getHHMMSSFromNumber(xs:integer($durSum)) let $tMs := local:getMinutesFromDutation($totDur) let $totalDurSec := $durSum return <ROW> <VPNM>{ $viewPointName }</VPNM> <CLS>{ $nCalls }</CLS> <BNC>{$BNCount}</BNC> <DUR>{ $totDur }</DUR> <DUS>{$totalDurSec}</DUS> <MIN>{ $tMs }</MIN> <AM>{if($tMs > 0 and $nCalls > 0) then (let $avgMin := local:getMinsSecs($tMs, $nCalls) return $avgMin) else ('00:00')}</AM><AMT>{ $totalAmt }</AMT><PC>{ if($totalAmt > 0 and $nCalls
- then (let $avgPeRCall := round-half-to-even($totalAmt div $nCalls,
3) return $avgPeRCall) else (0.00) }</PC><PM>{ if($totalAmt > 0 and $tMs > 0) then (let $avgPerMin := round-half-to-even($totalAmt div $tMs, 3) return $avgPerMin) else (0.00) }</PM><PN>{ if($totalAmt > 0 and $BNCount > 0) then (let $avgPerNum := round-half-to-even($totalAmt div $BNCount, 3) return $avgPerNum) else (0.000) }</PN></ROW> }; let $viewPointCData := local:getViewPontChargesData()[position() le 10000] let $TotCalls := xs:decimal(sum(data($viewPointCData/CLS))) let $TotAmt := sum(data($viewPointCData/AMT)) let $totDur := data($viewPointCData/DUR) let $totalDur := local:getHHMMSSFromNumber(xs:integer(sum($viewPointCData/DUS))) let $totalMins := local:getMinutesFromDutation($totalDur) let $BNcount := sum(data($viewPointCData/BNC)) let $TAPAmt := sum(data($viewPointCData/PN)) let $TotNoofAccs := count(data($viewPointCData/VPNM)) return ( if(count($viewPointCData) > 0) then (for $eachRow in $viewPointCData let $eachAmount := $eachRow/AMT return <R>{ $eachRow/node(), <PER>{ if($eachAmount > 0 and $TotAmt > 0) then (let $perAll := round-half-to-even(($eachAmount div $TotAmt) * 100, 3) return $perAll) else (0.00) }</PER> }</R>, <R><VPNM>Total/Average</VPNM><CLS>{ $TotCalls }</CLS><DUR>{ $totalDur }</DUR><MIN>{ format-number($totalMins,'0.000') }</MIN><AM>{ if($totalMins > 0 and $TotCalls > 0) then (let $avgMinutes := local:getMinsSecs($totalMins, $TotCalls) return $avgMinutes) else ('00:00') }</AM><BNC>{$BNcount}</BNC><AMT>{ format-number($TotAmt,'0.000') }</AMT><PC>{ if($TotAmt > 0 and $TotCalls > 0) then (let $avgCallAmt := round-half-to-even($TotAmt div $TotCalls, 3) return format-number($avgCallAmt,'0.000')) else (0.000) }</PC><PM>{ if($TotAmt > 0 and $totalMins > 0) then (let $avgPerMin := round-half-to-even($TotAmt div $totalMins, 3) return format-number($avgPerMin,'0.000')) else (0.000) }</PM><PN>{ if($TAPAmt > 0 and $TotNoofAccs > 0) then (let $avgNumAmt := round-half-to-even($TAPAmt div $TotNoofAccs, 3) return format-number($avgNumAmt,'0.000')) else (0.000)}</PN><PER>100</PER></R>) else () )
Multilevel activity Summary report (Site level drill down report):-5minutes
declare function local:getMinsSecs($mins, $calls) { let $mm := floor($mins div $calls) let $pre := substring(substring-after(string(round-half-to-even(($mins div $calls) - $mm, 5)), '.'), 1, 3) let $precision := if($pre != '') then number($pre) else 0 let $ss := string(round($precision * 0.06)) return concat(if($mm < 10) then concat('0', $mm) else $mm, ':', if($ss < 10) then concat('0', $ss) else $ss) }; declare function local:getHHMMSSFromNumber($num as xs:integer) { let $ss := xs:integer($num mod 60) let $mm1 := xs:integer($num div 60) let $mm := xs:integer($mm1 mod 60) let $hh := xs:integer($mm1 div 60) let $hhFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($hh)) >= 2) then $hh else (concat('0', $hh)) let $mmFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($mm)) >= 2) then $mm else (concat('0', $mm)) let $ssFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($ss)) >= 2) then $ss else (concat('0', $ss)) return concat($hhFinal,':',$mmFinal,':',$ssFinal) }; declare function local:getMinutesFromDutation($duration as xs:string) { let $duration := tokenize($duration, ":") let $hh := $duration[1] let $mm := $duration[2] let $ss := $duration[3] return round-half-to-even((number(data($hh)) * 60 + number(data($mm)) + (number(data($ss)) div 60)), 3) }; declare function local:getViewPontChargesData() { let $Rows :=(collection("867509_Voice_OCTOBER-19_Unbilled_1")/SUBCUSTBRK[AccNo[@NO = (6945045)]][DOB >='2019-10-01' and DOB <='2019-10-31']) let $sites := "No Site" let $eachSite := tokenize($sites, ",") for $site at $index in $eachSite let $siteName := if($site ='No Site')then('')else($site) let $siteData := $Rows[Site[@NAME = $siteName]]/DETAIL/TRANSACTION/SUB_SECTION let $nCalls := xs:decimal(sum(data($siteData/@Calls))) let $totalAmt := round-half-to-even(sum(data($siteData/@Amt)), 3) let $BNCount := count(data(distinct-values($siteData/../../../CONN/@NO))) let $durSum := xs:decimal(sum(data($siteData/@Duration))) let $totDur := local:getHHMMSSFromNumber(xs:integer($durSum)) let $tMs := xs:decimal(local:getMinutesFromDutation($totDur)) let $totalDurSec := $durSum return if($nCalls > 0) then(<ROW><SNM>{ $site }</SNM><CLS>{ $nCalls }</CLS><DUR>{ $totDur }</DUR><DUS>{$totalDurSec}</DUS><MIN>{ $tMs }</MIN><AM>{ if($tMs > 0 and $nCalls > 0) then (let $avgMin := local:getMinsSecs($tMs, $nCalls) return $avgMin) else ('0:00') }</AM> <AMT>{ $totalAmt }</AMT><PC>{ if($totalAmt > 0 and $nCalls > 0) then (let $avgPeRCall := round-half-to-even($totalAmt div $nCalls, 3) return $avgPeRCall) else (0.00) }</PC><PM>{ if($totalAmt > 0 and $tMs > 0) then (let $avgPerMin := round-half-to-even($totalAmt div $tMs, 3) return $avgPerMin) else (0.00) }</PM><PN>{ if($totalAmt > 0 and $BNCount > 0) then (let $avgPerNum := round-half-to-even($totalAmt div $BNCount, 3) return $avgPerNum) else (0.000)}</PN></ROW>) else () }; let $viewPointCData := local:getViewPontChargesData() let $TotCalls := xs:decimal(sum(data($viewPointCData/CLS))) let $TotAmt := sum(data($viewPointCData/AMT)) let $totDur := data($viewPointCData/DUR) let $totalDur := local:getHHMMSSFromNumber(xs:integer(sum($viewPointCData/DUS))) let $totalMins := local:getMinutesFromDutation($totalDur) let $TAPAmt := sum(data($viewPointCData/PN)) let $TotNoofAccs := count(data($viewPointCData/SNM)) return ( if(count($viewPointCData) > 0) then (for $eachRow in $viewPointCData let $eachAmount := $eachRow/AMT return <R>{ $eachRow/node(), <PER>{ if($eachAmount > 0 and $TotAmt > 0) then (let $perAll := round-half-to-even(($eachAmount div $TotAmt) * 100, 3) return $perAll) else (0.00) }</PER> }</R>, <R><SNM>Total/Average</SNM><CLS>{ $TotCalls }</CLS><DUR>{ $totalDur }</DUR><MIN>{ format-number($totalMins,'0.000') }</MIN><AM>{ if($totalMins > 0 and $TotCalls > 0) then (let $avgMinutes := local:getMinsSecs($totalMins, $TotCalls) return $avgMinutes) else ('00:00') }</AM><AMT>{ format-number($TotAmt,'0.000') }</AMT><PC>{ if($TotAmt > 0 and $TotCalls > 0) then(let $avgCallAmt := round-half-to-even($TotAmt div $TotCalls, 3) return format-number($avgCallAmt,'0.000')) else (0.000) }</PC><PM>{ if($TotAmt > 0 and $totalMins > 0) then (let $avgPerMin := round-half-to-even($TotAmt div $totalMins, 3) return format-number($avgPerMin,'0.000')) else (0.000) }</PM><PN>{ if($TAPAmt > 0 and $TotNoofAccs > 0) then (let $avgNumAmt := round-half-to-even($TAPAmt div $TotNoofAccs, 3) return format-number($avgNumAmt,'0.000')) else (0.000) }</PN><PER>100</PER></R>) else () )
Multilevel activity Summary report (service number level drill down report):error-no-collection
declare function local:getLabelName($serNo as xs:string) { let $doc := collection('LabelCollection_1573625140685') for $label in $doc//row[@ser_no = $serNo] order by $label/@upDate descending return $label };declare function local:getHHMMSSFromNumber($num as xs:integer) { let $ss := xs:integer($num mod 60) let $mm1 := xs:integer($num div 60) let $mm := xs:integer($mm1 mod 60) let $hh := xs:integer($mm1 div 60) let $hhFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($hh)) >= 2) then $hh else (concat('0', $hh)) let $mmFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($mm)) >= 2) then $mm else (concat('0', $mm)) let $ssFinal := if(string-length(xs:string($ss)) >= 2) then $ss else (concat('0', $ss)) return concat($hhFinal,':',$mmFinal,':',$ssFinal) }; declare function local:getMinutesFromDutation($duration as xs:string) { let $duration := tokenize($duration, ":") let $hh := $duration[1] let $mm := $duration[2] let $ss := $duration[3] return number(data($hh)) * 60 + number(data($mm)) + floor(number(data($ss)) div 60) }; declare function local:getViewPontChargesData() { let $Rows := (collection("867509_Voice_OCTOBER-19_Unbilled_1")/SUBCUSTBRK[AccNo[@NO = (6945045)]][Site[@NAME='']][DOB >='2019-10-01' and DOB <='2019-10-31']) let $serviceNumbers := string-join(distinct-values(data($Rows/CONN/@NO)),',') let $eachServiceNumber := tokenize($serviceNumbers, ",") for $service at $index in $eachServiceNumber let $serviceNumber := $service let $serviceData := $Rows[CONN[@NO = $serviceNumber]]/DETAIL/TRANSACTION/SUB_SECTION let $nCalls := xs:decimal(sum(data($serviceData/@Calls))) let $totalAmt := round-half-to-even(sum(data($serviceData/@Amt)), 3) let $BNCount := count(data(distinct-values($serviceData/../../../CONN/@NO))) let $durSum := sum(data($serviceData/@Duration)) let $totDur := local:getHHMMSSFromNumber(xs:integer($durSum)) let $tMs := local:getMinutesFromDutation($totDur) let $totalDurSec := $durSum return <ROW><SNB>{ $serviceNumber }</SNB><SNL>{ distinct-values(local:getLabelName($serviceNumber)[position()=1]) }</SNL><CLS>{ $nCalls }</CLS><DUR>{ $totDur }</DUR><DUS>{$totalDurSec}</DUS><MIN>{ $tMs }</MIN><AM>{ if($tMs > 0 and $nCalls > 0) then (let $avgMin := round-half-to-even($tMs div $nCalls, 2) return $avgMin) else (0.00) }</AM><AMT>{ $totalAmt }</AMT><PC>{ if($totalAmt > 0 and $nCalls > 0) then (let $avgPeRCall := round-half-to-even($totalAmt div $nCalls, 2) return $avgPeRCall) else (0.00) }</PC><PM>{ if($totalAmt > 0 and $tMs > 0) then (let $avgPerMin := round-half-to-even($totalAmt div $tMs, 3) return $avgPerMin) else (0.00) }</PM><PN>{ if($totalAmt > 0 and $BNCount > 0) then (let $avgPerNum := round-half-to-even($totalAmt div $BNCount, 3) return $avgPerNum) else (0.000) }</PN></ROW> }; let $viewPointCData := local:getViewPontChargesData() let $TotCalls := xs:decimal(sum(data($viewPointCData/CLS))) let $TotAmt := sum(data($viewPointCData/AMT)) let $totalDur := local:getHHMMSSFromNumber(xs:integer(sum($viewPointCData/DUS))) let $totalMins := local:getMinutesFromDutation($totalDur) let $TAPAmt := sum(data($viewPointCData/PN)) let $TotNoofAccs := count(data($viewPointCData/SNB)) return ( if(count($viewPointCData) > 0) then (for $eachRow in $viewPointCData let $eachAmount := $eachRow/AMT return <R>{ $eachRow/node(), <PER>{ if($eachAmount > 0 and $TotAmt > 0) then (let $perAll := round-half-to-even(($eachAmount div $TotAmt) * 100, 2) return $perAll) else (0.00) }</PER> }</R>, <R><SNB>Total/Average</SNB><CLS>{ $TotCalls }</CLS><DUR>{ $totalDur }</DUR><MIN>{ format-number($totalMins,'0.000') }</MIN><AM>{ if($totalMins > 0 and $TotCalls > 0) then (let $avgMinutes := round-half-to-even($totalMins div $TotCalls, 2) return format-number($avgMinutes,'0.000')) else (0.000) }</AM><AMT>{ format-number($TotAmt,'0.000') }</AMT><PC>{ if($TotAmt > 0 and $TotCalls > 0) then (let $avgCallAmt := round-half-to-even($TotAmt div $TotCalls, 2) return format-number($avgCallAmt,'0.000')) else (0.000) }</PC><PM>{ if($TotAmt > 0 and $totalMins > 0) then (let $avgPerMin := round-half-to-even($TotAmt div $totalMins, 3) return format-number($avgPerMin,'0.000')) else (0.000) }</PM><PN>{ if($TAPAmt > 0 and $TotNoofAccs > 0) then (let $avgNumAmt := round-half-to-even($TAPAmt div $TotNoofAccs, 3) return format-number($avgNumAmt,'0.000')) else (0.000) }</PN><PER>100</PER></R>) else () )
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 12:27 PM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Hi YSL,
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files
large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Some questions back:
- What is the average size of each of your document?
- Will this sum up to a yearly amount of appr. 20 million files, or
do you have an upper limit? 3. Which of our API(s) are you using to add the documents? 4. How do your queries for reporting data look like?
Please help and do needful.
https://ell.stackexchange.com/a/17626 ;)
Best, Christian
A: Every day we are generating collections (Unbilled Mobile Transactionn data) Per account appr 50k - 55k files.
So you are creating a new collection every day, and it will have around 60k documents at the end of the day? Will you discard older collections? And I assume you need to incrementally add the documents, or do you have all of them at hand before you run the first queries?
In the latter case, you might need to partition your database and work with multiple instances (see [1,2] for details). In both cases, it might be recommendable to experience with the UPDINDEX option [3].
- How do your queries for reporting data look like?
Feel invited to give us more information on the database that you accessing in your query.
[1] http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Databases [2] http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Statistics [3] http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Options#UPDINDEX
On Tue, 2019-12-17 at 11:48 +0530, Sreenivasulu Yadavalli wrote:
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files large account.
Here, i just created a BaseX database with 80,000 XML files. It took under one minute on the Linux desktop system i use.
Its taking more than 18 hours.
This make no sense. How much memory do you have on the computer?
What exactly do you mean by moving collections around?
Are you taking a database with 100 million documents and renaming 50,000 of them?
What operations exactly are slow?
Liam
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command *ADD * clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli < srinivasuluy75@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Team,
We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no of xmls.
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Please help and do needful.
Regards,
YSL
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command *ADD * clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
Dear Sreenivasulu,
Kindly provide me with a self-contained example first (at earliest, or whenever you have time to do so). See [1] for more instructions.
Thanks in advance, Christian
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command ADD clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Team,
We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no of xmls.
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Please help and do needful.
Regards,
YSL
Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list),
Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior.
A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1]; could you check for us if it resolves the problem?
Thanks, Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command ADD clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Team,
We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no of xmls.
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Please help and do needful.
Regards,
YSL
Hi Christian,
could you please provide \ suggest the solution for the shared concern.
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list),
Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior.
A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1]; could you check for us if it resolves the problem?
Thanks, Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some XML
file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command ADD clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the
resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli <
srinivasuluy75@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Team,
We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no of
xmls.
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files
large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Please help and do needful.
Regards,
YSL
could you please provide \ suggest the solution for the shared concern.
So what happened when you tried the provided snapshot as suggested?
On Fri, Jan 3, 2020 at 8:32 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list),
Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior.
A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1]; could you check for us if it resolves the problem?
Thanks, Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command ADD clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Team,
We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no of xmls.
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Please help and do needful.
Regards,
YSL
Christian, I haven't received the snapshot. could you please provide it?
On Fri, Jan 3, 2020 at 3:28 PM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
could you please provide \ suggest the solution for the shared concern.
So what happened when you tried the provided snapshot as suggested?
On Fri, Jan 3, 2020 at 8:32 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list),
Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior.
A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1]; could you check for us if it resolves the problem?
Thanks, Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some
XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command ADD clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the
resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli <
srinivasuluy75@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Team,
We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no
of xmls.
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml
files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Please help and do needful.
Regards,
YSL
Please download the latest snapshot from http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On 8. Jan 2020, at 07:17, Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Christian, I haven't received the snapshot. could you please provide it?
On Fri, Jan 3, 2020 at 3:28 PM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
could you please provide \ suggest the solution for the shared concern.
So what happened when you tried the provided snapshot as suggested?
On Fri, Jan 3, 2020 at 8:32 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list),
Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior.
A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1]; could you check for us if it resolves the problem?
Thanks, Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command ADD clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Team,
We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no of xmls.
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Please help and do needful.
Regards,
YSL
Dear Christian, With this latest version it is working fine,Also please provide guidance for below issue
*we have one collection with 3,00,000(3 lakhs) xmls and the collection size is 4 gb,on this collection we are running xquery ,this querytaking more than 20 minutes.Here we need to run xquery all 3 lakhs xmls(for report purpose we need to get data from all xmls) .Note : Same query running very quick on huge size of collection(size more than 30gb) but in this case number of xmls in that collection isless(nearly 350).Please suggest any clue to tune the query.*
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list),
Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior.
A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1]; could you check for us if it resolves the problem?
Thanks, Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some XML
file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command ADD clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the
resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli <
srinivasuluy75@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Team,
We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no of
xmls.
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files
large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Please help and do needful.
Regards,
YSL
Hi Sreenivasulu,
Please suggest any clue to tune the query.
Which query?
Best, Christian
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list),
Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior.
A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1]; could you check for us if it resolves the problem?
Thanks, Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command ADD clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Team,
We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no of xmls.
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Please help and do needful.
Regards,
YSL
Dear Christian, Please find the attachment for query
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 3:59 PM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Sreenivasulu,
Please suggest any clue to tune the query.
Which query?
Best, Christian
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list),
Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior.
A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1]; could you check for us if it resolves the problem?
Thanks, Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some
XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command ADD clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the
resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli <
srinivasuluy75@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Team,
We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no
of xmls.
Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml
files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
Please help and do needful.
Regards,
YSL
Hi YSL,
You could try to rewrite the number test to a string comparison:
OLD: ....[AccNo[@NO = (12345)]]
NEW: ....[AccNo/@NO = '12345']
If you run your query, are some expressions rewritten for index access? Just have a closer look at the Info View output and look for "applying... index" strings.
Best, Christian
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 11:49 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Christian, Please find the attachment for query
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 3:59 PM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Sreenivasulu,
Please suggest any clue to tune the query.
Which query?
Best, Christian
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list),
Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior.
A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1]; could you check for us if it resolves the problem?
Thanks, Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
We're able to get process using the memory file stream, File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile);
We're not able to process these files using the command ADD clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>");
Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the resolve the concern at earliest.
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote: > > Hi Team, > > > > > > We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no of xmls. > > > > Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection. > > > > Please help and do needful. > > > > Regards, > > YSL
Hi Christian,
We're having a requirement to move Our application to AWS cloud.
Please suggest on how to use Base-X DB on AWS cloud environment ?
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 12:31 AM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Hi YSL,
You could try to rewrite the number test to a string comparison:
OLD: ....[AccNo[@NO = (12345)]]
NEW: ....[AccNo/@NO = '12345']
If you run your query, are some expressions rewritten for index access? Just have a closer look at the Info View output and look for "applying... index" strings.
Best, Christian
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 11:49 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Christian, Please find the attachment for query
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 3:59 PM Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Sreenivasulu,
Please suggest any clue to tune the query.
Which query?
Best, Christian
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list),
Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior.
A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1]; could you check for us if it resolves the problem?
Thanks, Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote: > > Hi Christian, > > Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving
some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
> > We're able to get process using the memory file stream, > File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); > FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); > clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile); > > We're not able to process these files using the command ADD > clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>"); > > Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the
resolve the concern at earliest.
> > > Regards, > YSL > > > On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli <
srinivasuluy75@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >> Hi Team, >> >> >> >> >> >> We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large
no of xmls.
>> >> >> >> Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml
files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
>> >> >> >> Please help and do needful. >> >> >> >> Regards, >> >> YSL
Hi YSL,
What about my last response: Did you check the query plans, could you observe any improvements?
Best, Christian
On Mon, Mar 2, 2020 at 7:44 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
We're having a requirement to move Our application to AWS cloud.
Please suggest on how to use Base-X DB on AWS cloud environment ?
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 12:31 AM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Hi YSL,
You could try to rewrite the number test to a string comparison:
OLD: ....[AccNo[@NO = (12345)]]
NEW: ....[AccNo/@NO = '12345']
If you run your query, are some expressions rewritten for index access? Just have a closer look at the Info View output and look for "applying... index" strings.
Best, Christian
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 11:49 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Christian, Please find the attachment for query
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 3:59 PM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Sreenivasulu,
Please suggest any clue to tune the query.
Which query?
Best, Christian
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list),
Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior.
A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1]; could you check for us if it resolves the problem?
Thanks, Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
> On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli > srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote: > > > > Hi Christian, > > > > Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names. > > > > We're able to get process using the memory file stream, > > File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); > > FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); > > clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile); > > > > We're not able to process these files using the command ADD > > clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>"); > > > > Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to the resolve the concern at earliest. > > > > > > Regards, > > YSL > > > > > > On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote: > >> > >> Hi Team, > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of large no of xmls. > >> > >> > >> > >> Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection. > >> > >> > >> > >> Please help and do needful. > >> > >> > >> > >> Regards, > >> > >> YSL
Hi Christian,
We checked with the latest snapshot and we couldn't get an improved results.
We're looking for the possible index creations.and check the execution time on old snapshot .
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Mar 2, 2020 at 6:45 PM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Hi YSL,
What about my last response: Did you check the query plans, could you observe any improvements?
Best, Christian
On Mon, Mar 2, 2020 at 7:44 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
We're having a requirement to move Our application to AWS cloud.
Please suggest on how to use Base-X DB on AWS cloud environment ?
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 12:31 AM Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi YSL,
You could try to rewrite the number test to a string comparison:
OLD: ....[AccNo[@NO = (12345)]]
NEW: ....[AccNo/@NO = '12345']
If you run your query, are some expressions rewritten for index access? Just have a closer look at the Info View output and look for "applying... index" strings.
Best, Christian
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 11:49 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Christian, Please find the attachment for query
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 3:59 PM Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Sreenivasulu,
Please suggest any clue to tune the query.
Which query?
Best, Christian
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list), > > Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior. > > A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1];
could
> you check for us if it resolves the problem? > > Thanks, > Christian > > [1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/ > > > > On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli > > srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote: > > > > > > Hi Christian, > > > > > > Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving
some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
> > > > > > We're able to get process using the memory file stream, > > > File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); > > > FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); > > > clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile); > > > > > > We're not able to process these files using the command ADD > > > clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>"); > > > > > > Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to
the resolve the concern at earliest.
> > > > > > > > > Regards, > > > YSL > > > > > > > > > On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli <
srinivasuluy75@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >> > > >> Hi Team, > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of
large no of xmls.
> > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of
xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
> > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> Please help and do needful. > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> Regards, > > >> > > >> YSL
Feel free to send us the output of the info view, it might contain some other valuable information.
Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com schrieb am Di., 3. März 2020, 00:55:
Hi Christian,
We checked with the latest snapshot and we couldn't get an improved results.
We're looking for the possible index creations.and check the execution time on old snapshot .
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Mar 2, 2020 at 6:45 PM Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Hi YSL,
What about my last response: Did you check the query plans, could you observe any improvements?
Best, Christian
On Mon, Mar 2, 2020 at 7:44 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Christian,
We're having a requirement to move Our application to AWS cloud.
Please suggest on how to use Base-X DB on AWS cloud environment ?
Regards, YSL
On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 12:31 AM Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi YSL,
You could try to rewrite the number test to a string comparison:
OLD: ....[AccNo[@NO = (12345)]]
NEW: ....[AccNo/@NO = '12345']
If you run your query, are some expressions rewritten for index access? Just have a closer look at the Info View output and look for "applying... index" strings.
Best, Christian
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 11:49 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Christian, Please find the attachment for query
Regards, YSL
On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 3:59 PM Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Sreenivasulu,
> Please suggest any clue to tune the query.
Which query?
Best, Christian
> > Regards, > YSL > > > > On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 1:07 AM Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >> Dear Sreenivasulu (cc to the list), >> >> Thanks for the Java code; I could reproduce the behavior. >> >> A new stable snapshot will be available in a few minutes [1];
could
>> you check for us if it resolves the problem? >> >> Thanks, >> Christian >> >> [1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/ >> >> >> > On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 10:59 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli >> > srinivasuluy75@gmail.com wrote: >> > > >> > > Hi Christian, >> > > >> > > Currently, as part of our business use case we are receiving
some XML file, which contains special characters like semicolon ": " in the file names.
>> > > >> > > We're able to get process using the memory file stream, >> > > File ofile= new File("<<FILEPATH"); >> > > FileInputStream xmlFile = new FileInputStream(ofile); >> > > clientSession.add(<<FILE_NAME>>, xmlFile); >> > > >> > > We're not able to process these files using the command ADD >> > > clientSession.execute("ADD <<FILE_PATH>>"); >> > > >> > > Kindly suggest us the way forward \ alternative approach to
the resolve the concern at earliest.
>> > > >> > > >> > > Regards, >> > > YSL >> > > >> > > >> > > On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 11:48 AM Sreenivasulu Yadavalli <
srinivasuluy75@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > >> >> > >> Hi Team, >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> We have a big problem for creating the collection bcoz of
large no of xmls.
>> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> Every day we are moving collections around 55k to 60k no of
xml files large account. Its taking more than 18 hours. At that time we want access the collection for generating report its on lock mode and scrip that collection.
>> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> Please help and do needful. >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> Regards, >> > >> >> > >> YSL
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