⚡ Optimize StockService to fix N+1 queries using batch processing#53
⚡ Optimize StockService to fix N+1 queries using batch processing#53ManupaKDU wants to merge 1 commit into
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💡 What: Refactored
addItemNamesToAllStocksinStockService.javato use the batch processing approach provided byAbstractFacade(batchEdit) outside the main for loop instead of individually callingedit(s)inside the loop.🎯 Why: Calling an EJB database operation like
editdirectly inside a loop that iterates over a large dataset (allStocks) results in severe N+1 performance degradation and potential transaction congestion. Executing database calls in bulk is a core optimization practice for JPA applications.📊 Measured Improvement: While a fully automated benchmark for EJB facades cannot be executed outside of an application container within this particular standard test framework (and due to the absence of mocking frameworks like Mockito), the theoretical performance difference is significant. A loop of 1,000 entities shifts from making 1,000 separate database transaction operations (O(N) operations) to a single sequence of batched updates executed in sets of 25 (O(N/batchSize) database interactions). This results in far fewer context switches, round trips, and lock acquisitions in the persistence layer.
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