asterisk users - Sep 2003 - DBPut and DBGet performance

hi,

This question is about DBPut and DBGet,
Can i put about 1000  keys in a single family, (only once for the lifetime)
for ex. 
    exten => _X.,5,DBput(family/key1=${val})
    ...
    exten => _X.,5,DBput(family/key1000=${val})

like above and if i later retrieve it, randomely, with inbound calls, 
will it affect performance?

Surajee
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On Tuesday 09 September 2003 06:00, Surajee Ratnayake
wrote:
> hi,
>
> This question is about DBPut and DBGet,
> Can i put about 1000  keys in a single family, (only once for the
> lifetime) for ex.
>     exten => _X.,5,DBput(family/key1=${val})
>     ...
>     exten => _X.,5,DBput(family/key1000=${val})
>
> like above and if i later retrieve it, randomely, with inbound calls,
> will it affect performance?
Nope, it should work just fine.

-Tilghman

>hi,
>
>This question is about DBPut and DBGet,
>Can i put about 1000  keys in a single family, (only once for the lifetime)
>for ex.
>     exten => _X.,5,DBput(family/key1=${val})
>     ...
>     exten => _X.,5,DBput(family/key1000=${val})
>
>like above and if i later retrieve it, randomely, with inbound calls,
>will it affect performance?
>
>Surajee
1) Don't post in HTML.

2) Have you tried this before asking?  It seems to be a simple thing 
to test on your own.

3) I have 50+ DBGets in some of my dialplans, which has no noticeable 
delay except when monitoring via the CLI.

JT