Maximum amount of data

Hi,
We're planning to implement a batch/bulk refresh of some objects in our frontend
application. This refresh requires retrieval of data from the Back Office and writing
of same data to the Front Office. In line with this, what is the maximum amount
of data Tuxedo can handle per transaction?
Any help is very much appreciated...
Thanks,
rc

There's no limit, as long as it is broken up properly. Whatever you can
accomplish within the transaction timeout limit is the upper boundary.
You probably do not want to use a transaction for a bulk data load,
though.
     Scott Orshan
     BEA Systems
rc wrote:
>
Hi,
We're planning to implement a batch/bulk refresh of some objects in our frontend
application. This refresh requires retrieval of data from the Back Office and writing
of same data to the Front Office. In line with this, what is the maximum amount
of data Tuxedo can handle per transaction?
Any help is very much appreciated...
Thanks,
rc

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