Michael Fuhr wrote:
> That's a tenuous conclusion; it assumes that the data transfer is
Are you trying to say that data won't be compressed ?
> what's taking all the time. Query planning and execution and
> client-side processing must also be taken into account. Using a
> sniffer to observe the amount of data transferred would be a more
> appropriate test.
>
>From client connection:
EXPLAIN SELECT sfi,nvi,jmi FROM articles ORDER BY sif;
QUERY PLAN
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Index Scan using articles_pkey on articles (cost=0.00..1031.61
rows=12410 width=42)
(1 row)
So it returns 12410 rows :
sfi = INTEGER, nvi = varchar(50), jmi = varchar(3).
Yes, I know that my conclusions are tenuous, but what to say when
both tests returns result in approx. amount of time
(compressed or not).
Using compression on my nTier (kbmMW (ZLIB) ) same query returns
in 9 seconds (!=20 secs !). (same client, same server , same query).
cheers,
zac
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