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It takes a PagerfantaAdapterInterface (doctrine orm, propel, array, solarium etc... available) as a data source,
will get data in slice of the size of the batch size, and will then process each context in batch by calling the
callback you provided.
Features:
Evented system using the symfony2 event dispatcher, to easily be able to add behaviors
Included listeners:
ProgressEventListener: Displays progress, elapsed time and estimated remaining time at the end of each batch.
DoctrineEventListener: at the end of each batch:
flush() the object manager, to save everything at the same time (may improve performance in some cases)
clear() the object manager, to avoid memory leaks
Extra:
Add a PagerfantaAdapter for doctrine ORM, that traverse the table using range queries on the id instead of LIMIT/OFFSET.
LIMIT/OFFSET degrades query time as the OFFSET grows, wheareas range queries time stay consistent.
Be aware that this library is a WIP, and requires more tests.
Examples
Simple batch
Would output
Doctrine ORM Batch in a symfony command
This example uses the DoctrineEventListener, which flush (save everything) and clears the objectManager (avoid memory problems) at the end of each batch.
We also use a custom PagerfantaAdapter: DoctrineBatchAdapter, that uses range queries (id > 100 AND id < 200) instead of LIMIT/OFFSET to avoid increasing query time as the OFFSET grows.
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