is RowBounds implementation different from iBatis 2?

[jdanni]

Hello, so I have this pagination library wich used to call
sqlMapExecutor.queryForList(sqlId, object, skip, recordsperpage);
in iBatis 2, that works flawless, for instance, if I click the last
page button in a 5000 records table, iBatis 2 only logged and gives me
the last 50 rows wich is correct.

Today, I changed everything to:
RowBounds rowBounds = new RowBounds(skip, recordsperpage);
list = session.selectList(sqlId, object, rowBounds);
but, in contrast with the previous implementation, if I go to the last
page, it logs all the 5000 rows, and besides I can notice the delay,
the records I get are correct. I tried SCROLL_SENSITIVE and
SCROLL_INSENSITIVE but nothing changed.
I'm using Oracle 10g.

What I'm doing wrong here?

Thanks in advice

[jdanni]

Nevermind, I just found out the problem, with a local database works
way faster than on a LAN.

I'm sorry and thank you.

On Sep 6, 5:31 pm, jdanni <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hello, so I have this pagination library wich used to call
> sqlMapExecutor.queryForList(sqlId, object, skip, recordsperpage);
> in iBatis 2, that works flawless, for instance, if I click the last
> page button in a 5000 records table, iBatis 2 only logged and gives me
> the last 50 rows wich is correct.
>
> Today, I changed everything to:
> RowBounds rowBounds = new RowBounds(skip, recordsperpage);
> list = session.selectList(sqlId, object, rowBounds);
> but, in contrast with the previous implementation, if I go to the last
> page, it logs all the 5000 rows, and besides I can notice the delay,
> the records I get are correct. I tried SCROLL_SENSITIVE and
> SCROLL_INSENSITIVE but nothing changed.
> I'm using Oracle 10g.
>
> What I'm doing wrong here?
>
> Thanks in advice