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Our db expert mentioned the clob as possible bottleneck.
The db is an oracle 11g. In fact, I generated ~16k rows in that table. Using Toad for displaying the data, we experienced slow performance,...

... perhaps we found the reason: STEP_EXECUTION_CONTEXT (repository table)

We do some logging into database tables, and access of STEP_EXECUTION_CONTEXT got quite slow. After truncating the...

Dear all,

my job does some file analysis over a quite long period of time. There are ~1200 files to read and analyse.
Within the job specification, I do iteration over a set of 10 steps...

Personally, I consider it being useful doing inheritance within readers, processors or writers and adjusting/enhancing the @BeforeStep / @AfterStep methods. This should not be limited on abstract...

Hi all!

one little question regarding the transport of content from one step to another:

Intentionally, I defined a @AfterStep method pushing the required content into the StepExecution...

Concerning you questions above:

1. Of course you may increase the vm parameters to allow more memory to be allocated. A rather quick way of obtaining more flexibility. On the other hand side as...

Hi,

consider using the job execution context for storing inter-step-results and make use of the BeforeStep and AfterStep annotation like so:

@AfterStep
public void...

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perhaps you may want to consider implementing you own record separator policy for the input file. Since we seldom have a direct influence on the file format delivered, it may be an...

Dear all,

thank you for your replies. According to your suggestions, I now clean the database before an after executing tests.

Anyway: I am looking forward receiving addtional ideas.

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Hello!

after having read the reference docs and doing some testing by myself I am kind of lost concerning the transaction behaviour of Spring Batch within Junit tests.

Obviously, with Spring...