Slow dumping of data to a networked drive

[Aaron Fude]

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Hi,

I have some code which dumps about 15mb of data into a file. If I dump it to
a local drive and then copy and paste it to the networked drive, both steps
take about 2 seconds (so code _seems_ OK and the network is OK).

However, if I try to dump directly to the networked drive (H the process
of dumping takes about 30 minutes!!!

What could be the reason for this and is there a solution?

Many thanks in advance!

Aaron Fude



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[David Hilsee]

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Hi,

I have some code which dumps about 15mb of data into a file. If I dump it to
a local drive and then copy and paste it to the networked drive, both steps
take about 2 seconds (so code _seems_ OK and the network is OK).

However, if I try to dump directly to the networked drive (H the process
of dumping takes about 30 minutes!!!

What could be the reason for this and is there a solution?

Many thanks in advance!

Does this have anything to do with Java? You provided no code. My guess is
that you are not buffering the file enough and you are accessing the
networked drive far more frequently than you need to, but that's just a
guess. What have you tried? What are you doing? Provide more information
for better help.