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Hi! I tried to export 10,000 nodes and noticed that this operation can take up to 2-3 hours. Judging by the code, when assembling a node, its attributes are collected and each attribute is addressed to the OPC server, thus there are too many calls to collect one node.
A lot of calls come from the _add_node_common method.
What is the maximum number of nodes that this library tried to export to xml?
Is there a way to collect data from the server in batches, 10 nodes at a time, for example, in order to reduce the number of exchanges between the server and the client?
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Hi! I tried to export 10,000 nodes and noticed that this operation can take up to 2-3 hours. Judging by the code, when assembling a node, its attributes are collected and each attribute is addressed to the OPC server, thus there are too many calls to collect one node.
A lot of calls come from the
_add_node_common
method.What is the maximum number of nodes that this library tried to export to xml?
Is there a way to collect data from the server in batches, 10 nodes at a time, for example, in order to reduce the number of exchanges between the server and the client?
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