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Recursive collection creation when we add a folder in the tree

Last Post 08/28/2009 3:45 PM by Peter Donker. 1 Replies.

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Ollop

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08/26/2009 6:27 PM
We've found the following problem while using DMX 05.01.02. The environment is the following: DMX begins to run slowly while the user is navigating the tree. Loading a branch takes more than 30 seconds. Looking for the reason, we've found many entries (collection entrytype) in the database with the same name and all these entries are created each one inside the other. The entries log in the database shows all these entries we're added at the same time. And i suppose DMX has created them automaticaly. It seems that when the user adds a folder DMX creates a large number of recursive collection entries. An example... With the tree Root - Folder 1 - Folder 2 If the user adds Folder 3 as a child of Folder 2. When the process finishes, the user finds the following tree: Root - Folder 1 - Folder 2 - Folder 3 - Folder 3 - Folder 3 ... (more than 100 levels) - Folder 3 We have had the same problem several times. What we can do to resolve the problem? Current version 05.01.03 resolves it?

Peter Donker

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08/28/2009 3:45 PM
Hi, Baffled. Not seen this before. Nor can I replicate this. I'd advise you to upgrade to 05.01.03 regardless. Please let me know if this persists or not in the new version. I'm left guessing where the code is running loops. Regards, Peter

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