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Hello,
I was experimenting with the MERGE modes, and I encountered surprising slowness.
Say I have 5 datasets for a same study. I first upload them in REPLACE (default mode), here are the timings, that appear normal:
# MERGE: REPLACE
# uploaded Antibody in 3.674 s
# uploaded Autoantibody in 4.094 s
# uploaded Luminex in 6.189 s
# uploaded HLA+Alleles in 10.789 s
# uploaded HLA+Indels in 17.399 s
In UPDATE_VARIABLES mode (starting with an empty DB):
# MERGE: UPDATE_VARIABLES
#uploaded Antibody in 3.944 s
#uploaded Autoantibody in 8.057 s
#uploaded Luminex in 4.976 s
#uploaded HLA+Alleles in 94.781 s
#uploaded HLA+Indels in 61.49 s
If you consider the HLA+Alleles, even if you take the sum of uploading the individual preceding datasets (~ 25s), it takes 4 times this time.
And this is just a minimal setting to report my issue, but in practice I encountered cases where it literally took forever instead of say 2 minutes.
Is this expected behaviour, or is there something wrong in my setting or configuration ?
Thanks
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Hello,
I was experimenting with the MERGE modes, and I encountered surprising slowness.
Say I have 5 datasets for a same study. I first upload them in REPLACE (default mode), here are the timings, that appear normal:
In UPDATE_VARIABLES mode (starting with an empty DB):
If you consider the HLA+Alleles, even if you take the sum of uploading the individual preceding datasets (~ 25s), it takes 4 times this time.
And this is just a minimal setting to report my issue, but in practice I encountered cases where it literally took forever instead of say 2 minutes.
Is this expected behaviour, or is there something wrong in my setting or configuration ?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: