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The Large Number and Depth of Folders Leads To Poor Execution Performance of Folder Query SQL - Knowledge Base

The large number and depth of folders in a document repository can lead to poor performance when querying folders. To improve performance, two properties can be configured in the dfc.properties file to disable the inclusion of the object_name clause in folder queries for specific document bases. Multiple document bases can be configured by specifying the properties as arrays. This prevents unnecessary qualification of queries and alleviates performance issues due to deep folder structures or large numbers of folders.

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The Large Number and Depth of Folders Leads To Poor Execution Performance of Folder Query SQL - Knowledge Base

The large number and depth of folders in a document repository can lead to poor performance when querying folders. To improve performance, two properties can be configured in the dfc.properties file to disable the inclusion of the object_name clause in folder queries for specific document bases. Multiple document bases can be configured by specifying the properties as arrays. This prevents unnecessary qualification of queries and alleviates performance issues due to deep folder structures or large numbers of folders.

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present in IDfSession.getFolderByPath API.
Specify the repository you are working with.

dfc.query.should_include_object_name: This value is used when


running a folder query through the IDfSession.getFolderByPath API. It
determines whether to include or not object_name clause in the query
for the docbase specified in dfc.query.object_name_docbase. If it is
explicitly mentioned as false, the object_name clause will not be
included in the query for the docbase name that is mentioned in
dfc.query.object_name_docbase.
Default value is true.

Set it to false to alleviate performance.

If there are multiple docbases to which you want to disable this object_name
qualifier, you have to enter it in the following way in dfc.properties:

dfc.query.object_name_for_docbase[0]=<docbase_name1>
dfc.query.should_include_object_name[0]=false
dfc.query.object_name_for_docbase[1]=<docbase_name2>
dfc.query.should_include_object_name[1]=false

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