Becuase executionMinTime is initialized as zero (long default):
— org.hibernate.stat.QueryStatistics.java ----
private long executionMinTime;
and, the logic for assignment statement is:
void executed(long rows, long time) {
if (time < executionMinTime) executionMinTime = time;
...
I think the initial value for executionMinTime should be:
private long executionMinTime = Long.MAX_VALUE;
Description
Becuase executionMinTime is initialized as zero (long default):
— org.hibernate.stat.QueryStatistics.java ----
private long executionMinTime;
and, the logic for assignment statement is:
void executed(long rows, long time) {
if (time < executionMinTime) executionMinTime = time;
...
I think the initial value for executionMinTime should be:
private long executionMinTime = Long.MAX_VALUE;
pi zhigang added a comment - 13/Nov/07 02:04 AM Currently, the avg, min, max values for first run of every query are:
avg=123, min=0, max=123
at this time, you known, the min value can't be large than 0 for ever.
Michael Plöd added a comment - 14/Dec/07 07:09 AM I like the proposed solution. Another option would be to use a private boolean flag value which tells if the minTime has been set.
Bug
Resolved
Critical
QueryStatistics.executionMinTime always = 0
Currently, the avg, min, max values for first run of every query are:
avg=123, min=0, max=123
at this time, you known, the min value can't be large than 0 for ever.