>>bgwriter_percent = 0
>>bgwriter_maxpages = 0
> Why did you do that? There's certainly nothing in the docs recommending
> disabling the bgwriter.
I'm remembering that putting big data into the database ran faster with
this settings.
>>The duration of the VACUUM of tbl1 and tbl2 is okay - so how to speed up
>>now the VACUUM of tbl3?
>
>
> You have not showed us anything that would explain any speed differences
> between these tables. Maybe there was some difference in the data you
> loaded them with?
The strings in the tbl3 are longer - I took the average length from the
original table which is about 94 characters.
I will make some tests with increasing the data in tbl3 with 100k,
1 Million and 100 Million rows.
I'll also try activating the bgwriter.
The other settings in postgresql.conf look for you ok?
Some other information
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Distribution: Debian
Encoding of Database: LATIN10
Locale: C
Regards, Aldor
Tom Lane wrote:
> Aldor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>>bgwriter_percent = 0
>>bgwriter_maxpages = 0
>
>
> Why did you do that? There's certainly nothing in the docs recommending
> disabling the bgwriter.
>
>
>>The duration of the VACUUM of tbl1 and tbl2 is okay - so how to speed up
>>now the VACUUM of tbl3?
>
>
> You have not showed us anything that would explain any speed differences
> between these tables. Maybe there was some difference in the data you
> loaded them with?
>
> regards, tom lane
>
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