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Hi there
Does creating node in the system via c# should take server resource to a point when it takes 3-5 sec to creat it?
I'm using the contrib --> save as umbraco document option but got the same when creating it via code.
I'm hosting my app on a VPS so shouldn't experience such behavior.
Thank
mkariti
That depends on how much properties the node has. This blog explains how things work in Umbraco v4: http://aaron-powell.com/the-great-umbraco-api-misconception
This might also help: http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/api-cheatsheet/difference-between-node-and-document
Jeroen
As Jeroen says i guess it depends on the amount of properties the node has. Additonanlty if you did have a node that big, would you need to access all that data at once?
Hi Jeroen and Charles,
Many thanlks for your reply.
I have around 12 textstring properties on the node. Is that considered alot?
Cheers
hi sorry for the late reply. Did not get notified. No that does not seem alot to me. Not even close :)
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Node and Document Creation in v4 consuming resource
Hi there
Does creating node in the system via c# should take server resource to a point when it takes 3-5 sec to creat it?
I'm using the contrib --> save as umbraco document option but got the same when creating it via code.
I'm hosting my app on a VPS so shouldn't experience such behavior.
Thank
mkariti
That depends on how much properties the node has. This blog explains how things work in Umbraco v4: http://aaron-powell.com/the-great-umbraco-api-misconception
This might also help: http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/api-cheatsheet/difference-between-node-and-document
Jeroen
As Jeroen says i guess it depends on the amount of properties the node has. Additonanlty if you did have a node that big, would you need to access all that data at once?
Hi Jeroen and Charles,
Many thanlks for your reply.
I have around 12 textstring properties on the node. Is that considered alot?
Cheers
mkariti
hi sorry for the late reply. Did not get notified. No that does not seem alot to me. Not even close :)
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