I have posted a small fix in the jira.
I added the following in SelectQuery.java :
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//quick fix : property for setting the jdbc fetch size
protected Integer cursorFetchSize;
/**
* Gets the JDBC fetch size for this query.
*..eturn the fetch size defined for this query, null if not set.
*/
public Integer getCursorFetchSize()
{
return cursorFetchSize;
}
/**
* Sets the JDBC fetch size for this query.
*..aram cursorFetchSize the desired fetch size, or null to reset it.
*/
public void setCursorFetchSize(Integer cursorFetchSize)
{
this.cursorFetchSize = cursorFetchSize;
}
//end quick fix
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And modified SelectAction.java to add the check in performAction :
public void performAction(Connection connection, OperationObserver observer)
throws SQLException, Exception {
long t1 = System.currentTimeMillis();
SelectTranslator translator = createTranslator(connection);
PreparedStatement prepStmt = translator.createStatement();
//quick fix : sets the fetch size
if( query.getCursorFetchSize() != null )
prepStmt.setFetchSize( query.getCursorFetchSize() );
//quick fix end
ResultSet rs = prepStmt.executeQuery();
QueryMetadata md = query.getMetaData(getEntityResolver());
(...)
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