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When I run a fetch query with a large number (eg: 10000) results, more than one time, Studio freezes and stops responding. I'm assuming because it can't handle the rendering a second time.
The query I run fetches all the attributes of an entity (each having ~10 attributes).
Environment
TypeDB distribution: Core
TypeDB version: 2.26.0
Environment: Mac
Studio version: 2.26.0
Reproducible Steps
Set up
Run a fetch query which fetches ~10000 results (each entity in the response with ~10 attributes)
Additional information
Relevant logs from TypeDB or Driver: No error logs in TypeDB server. Problem probably only has to do with Studio rendering it.
Possible solution to this specific case: I'm not aware of the feasibility of this, but if there could be an option for a user to manually clear the output buffer or even Studio clears the output buffer on its own?
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Thanks for the report @shreyas1599 - this definitely sounds like a serious issue, marking it to be looked at in the (hopefully fairly near) future
Much of the TypeDB team's focus is currently squarely on TypeDB 3.0, after whose launch I would expect time to be spent addressing the most critical issues affecting Studio right now.
Description
When I run a fetch query with a large number (eg: 10000) results, more than one time, Studio freezes and stops responding. I'm assuming because it can't handle the rendering a second time.
The query I run fetches all the attributes of an entity (each having ~10 attributes).
Environment
Reproducible Steps
Run a fetch query which fetches ~10000 results (each entity in the response with ~10 attributes)
Additional information
Relevant logs from TypeDB or Driver: No error logs in TypeDB server. Problem probably only has to do with Studio rendering it.
Possible solution to this specific case: I'm not aware of the feasibility of this, but if there could be an option for a user to manually clear the output buffer or even Studio clears the output buffer on its own?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: