Slow ResultSet Processing

Slow ResultSet processing is detected when the result set fetched from database over JDBC is processed in a way it is affecting end user experience. In such case Plumbr notices this and exposes the number of transactions affected along with the wait time the transactions were forced to wait behind the JDBC result set processing.

To monitor the time it takes to process the resultset, Plumbr Agent monitors the cumulative duration of each java.sql.ResultSet.next() iteration. When the cumulative time of the iterations starts impacting end user experience, the Slow ResultSet Processing root cause is created. This root cause will expose the query whose results were processed along with the call stack through which the results were processed.  

Slow ResultSet processing is usually detected when fetching large result sets received from database. To improve the situation, consider either switching to more fine-grained queries or use database-backed paging to limit the size of result sets.