Hello OC,
I would suggest turning the Collection of EOGlobal into primary keys, like this:
// turn global IDs into primary keys (assuming int here, adjust if needed)
var pks = globalIds.stream().map(g -> (int) ((EOKeyGlobalID)
g).keyValues()[0]).toList();
// create fetch spec with pre-petching relationships
var fetchSpec = new ERXFetchSpecification<SomeEntity>(SomeEntity.ENTITY_NAME,
null, null);
fetchSpec.setPrefetchingRelationshipKeyPaths(SomeEntity.SOME_RELATIONSHIP);
// fetch EOs in batches, only needed if there are many EOs
var batchIterator = new ERXFetchSpecificationBatchIterator<>(fetchSpec, new
NSArray<>(pks), ec, 1000);
while (batchIterator.hasNextBatch()) {
var objects = batchIterator.nextBatch();
System.out.println("> " + objects.size());
}
The last step using the batch iterator is only needed if you expect a lot of
EOs (thousands or even more). Otherwise just use a qualifier like
SomeEntity.ID.in(pks) with a regular fetch.
Best regards,
Stefan
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Datum: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2025 um 03:35
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Betreff: most efficient way to fetch GIDs?
Hi there,
do please forgive a stupid question, this is probably EOF 101, but I am not
quite sure of the proper answer.
I've got a Collection of global IDs (it might be any kind of a Collection, from
an NSArray to a Java Set). All the GIDs represent the same entity, if
important. And the collection is not recursive (contains just GIDs, never other
nested collections).
I'd like to turn it into a collection of EOs, as efficiently as possible,
preferably with at worst one DB round-trip (which needs to include also a
pre-fetch of a :1 relationship of those objects, if a fetch is needed and the
data can't be filled from snapshots).
What's the best way to do that? I've tried
ERXEOControlUtilities.convertGIDtoEO, but for one, it does not seem to properly
support diverse collections (well I could turn the collection myself into an
NSArray of course, if need be; but it would be sorta nicer not to have to do
that), and besides, it does not seem to support a relationship prefetch (or
perhaps I missed/did something wrong at my side, which is always quite
probable).
Currently I simply turn all the GIDs into faults, which works properly, but is
terribly slow when all those faults (and their relationship faults) get fired
one-by-one later.
Thanks for any suggestion!
OC
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