To share with you:
I am using a select statement to try to retrieve the first 50 records found
in a large table by reading the result set one by one (up to 50). However,
the query execution (the call to executeQuery in JDBC) takes quite a lot of
time, eg, 10 seconds and quite a lot of records were returned as shown in
the network packets captured.
In contrast, if I issue the query on the DB server in the psql console, it
returns records almost immediately. Finally I found that it is because the
postgreSQL JDBC driver is pre-fetching a lot (all?) of the records. To fix
the problem, one can call setFetchSize(50) on the statement.
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