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I have a routine that uploads 130k+ images to a table, using Toratable.


for x:=0 to filelist.count-1 do
begin
oraTable1.Append;
oratable1.fields[1].asstring:=extractfilename(ChangeFileExt(filelist[x], ''));
oratable1.getblob('imageblob').LoadFromFile(filelist[x]);
oratable1.post;
end;

After a while this bloats up to over 2gb of mem used.

If i remove the getblob line, it runs fine.

This is using v6.90.0.58 in D2007

Hello

Please specify what connection are you using: OCI or Direct?

Sorry about that.

Direct.

The OraTable1, I just dropped it on the form, did not change any settings.

Possible Solution?

for x:=0 to filelist.count-1 do
begin
oraTable1.Append;
oratable1.fields[1].asstring:=extractfilename(ChangeFileExt(filelist[x], ''));
oratable1.getblob('imageblob').LoadFromFile(filelist[x]);
oratable1.post;
oratable1.getblob('imageblob').release;
end;

after running this for a while my mem usage stayed around ~20mb. Remove the release and with in just a matter of a few minutes its over 200mb.

Hello

Thank you for the information. We have reproduced your issue. We will notify you as soon as we have any result.

All inserted records are stored in the DataSet until it will be closed. To release used memory you should close your TOraTable.

If you want to stop growth of memory usage you can modify your code:

bork wrote:All inserted records are stored in the DataSet until it will be closed. To release used memory you should close your TOraTable.

If you want to stop growth of memory usage you can modify your code:

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  OraTable1.Close;
  OraTable1.UniDirectional := True;
  OraTable1.Options.DeferredLobRead := True;
  OraTable1.Open;

  for x:=0 to filelist.count-1 do
  begin
    oraTable1.Append;
    oratable1.fields[1].asstring:=extractfilename(ChangeFileExt(filelist[x], ''));
    oratable1.getblob('imageblob').LoadFromFile(filelist[x]);
    oratable1.post;

    if x mod 10 = 9 then
    begin
      OraTable1.Close;
      OraTable1.Open;
    end;
  end;

  OraTable1.Close;

thanks ill give it a whirl.