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Use threads to receive and read results from ResultSet

 
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HI,
I use ORACLE,JAVA..
I want to create two threads , the first one is to rereive the results from the resultset and the second is to read these results .I want that these to threads works in parallel.Any idea please?
 
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Why dou you want to read a result set and process retrieved data in two separated threads? I can't imagine a scenario where increased complexity would give any advantage back. Why don't you simply fetch data creating some ValueObject items, put them in a collection and then eventually process such collection in a multithreaded fashion?
 
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Claude Moore wrote:Why dou you want to read a result set and process retrieved data in two separated threads? I can't imagine a scenario where increased complexity would give any advantage back.


My thoughts exactly!
 
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Hello Claude,
Thanks for your suggestion, but my professor need to implement this method because we work with the Big Data and we need to create threads to optimise the response time . Any idea how to implement this?
 
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bahri sirine wrote:but my professor need to implement this method because we work with the Big Data and we need to create threads to optimise the response time . Any idea how to implement this?


Let me guess: to process 165 million rows of data?

Don't forget: CodeRanch is NotACodeMill! So we don't do your homework.
 
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HI ROEL,
Because when we make the setfetchsize(10 000) for example, we have deduced that there are a lot of time to retreive the 10 000 rows so we need to work in parallel with threads.One thread to retreive data and the other one to read this data.
 
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And what did you come up with so far?
 
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bahri sirine wrote:HI ROEL,
Because when we make the setfetchsize(10 000) for example, we have deduced that there are a lot of time to retreive the 10 000 rows so we need to work in parallel with threads.One thread to retreive data and the other one to read this data.



You'd better have multiple threads each of which fetches data by paging them..
 
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Hi Roel,
Yes I know but I don't have any idea how to do this.So I wan't just any help to begin
 
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bahri sirine wrote:I want that these to threads works in parallel.



I don't understand what it means for two threads to "work in parallel". If it means that they both run at the same time, then that's a vacuous requirement because two threads always run at the same time unless you write code which prevents that from happening. Otherwise, it's like requiring your apples to be fruit.
 
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Hi paul ,
Just I want to work in parallel so to use thread . we make the setfetchsize(10 000) for example, we have deduced that there are a lot of time to retreive the 10 000 rows so we need to work in parallel with threads. One thread to retreive data and the other one to read this data.
 
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bahri sirine wrote:Yes I know but I don't have any idea how to do this.So I wan't just any help to begin


The Java Tutorial about Concurrency seems a very good starting point if you have absolutely no clue about threading and concurrency.
 
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I'm far to be an expert of Big Data, anyway I presume that handling big data is by far more complex than reading quickly a lot of rows. So, if your problem is basically an homework assignment, you should focus on implementing key concepts of related algorithms instead of being worried about real-world handling of Big Data. Otherwise it would be better to choose a bid data database product, and look at what it offers. I think you are in the first case, though.
 
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Hi Roel,
I have already read some tutorials for threads..
 
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bahri sirine wrote:One thread to retreive data and the other one to read this data.



So just use an ExecutorService then.
 
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Thanks paul , Can you give me a simple example to understand this.How can I use the executorService in my problem?
 
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Please ShowSomeEffort! Nobody will do your homework and write the code for you.

You claim to have read some tutorials about threads, so you should be able to write some code using some low-level concurrency classes (e.g. Thread, Runnable,...). Maybe you already have read about the more high-level concurrency classes (e.g. Executors, ExecutorService,...) which can be used for your problem as well. But I didn't see any line of code until this point.

You have to write the code yourself and if you are experiencing any problems/issues you can share them here and people will help you to improve your code or fix the problems you are experiencing. But it seems you are just waiting for someone to write the code for you. Unfortunately CodeRanch is NotACodeMill.
 
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Hi
I tried to fix this problem but always it return just the first record from the database ?any idea please how can I correct this

code:

 
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Try to remove statement, so threads are endless. What is the result?
 
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HI Mr.Claude,
I removed finished=true,and I obtained the same result just the first ROW.
I wan't that the thread 1 write and the thread 2 read in parallel
 
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Ouch... Try to make reader thread endless...
 
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how can I make the reader endless..I wan't that when finished become true the reader read ...
 
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You started the reader thread, then the writer one, and via join instruction you want the writer wait for the reader finishing. But the whole program will finish and exit before that threads have completed their work. What happens if you print out something for debugging ? Just to see how execution of threads alternates.
 
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when I printin the thread2:
while(!finished)
{

int l=reader.read();
System.out.println(l);
System.out.println("thread2");

}
and in the thread 1:

while(rs.next()){
int k= rs.getInt("idetudiant");
writer.write(k);
finished=true;
System.out.println("thread1");
}

I obtained :
thread1
thread1
thread1
thread1
thread1
thread1
thread1
1
thread2

=>So it retreive all the result by thread 2 and then it read only 1 result
 
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So, what is your guess about?
 
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I don't undrstand really what happened ...Any Idea please how can I correct this
 
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I'm afraid you have to review Oracle's trail on threading more carefully....sorry to say that, but it seems that you copied the whole code without understanding the basics of multithreading. Good study.
 
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