On Aug 20, 2005, at 9:22 PM, trishul s wrote:
Thanks. I have set the postgres to log queries longer than 50 ms. Attached please find the long queries. Looks like a lot of queries with where clauses for categoryid. Can I do anything to disable these queries. There are about 17000 rows in the weblogcategory table.

When we had problem with un-indexed columns, we had queries taking longer than a second. Perhaps you could filter for queries > 500ms and learn something more?

Unfortunately, I don't see anything obvious in your log file. The categoryid field is indexed in the weblogcategoryassoc and weblogentry tables, so it's not the problem.

- Dave




Please let me know if any configuration setting will help on postgres or if I should disable some feature to reduce this.

 thanks
 Trishul

 ----------------
 Hmm... I use Postgres on one of my dev boxes, but I haven't used it in
 production. Guess there are some kinks.

 With MySQL there is a way to log all long queries, can you set
 something up for Postgres like that? It would be nice to know which
 queries are causing the CPU usage.

 - Dave


 On Aug 19, 2005, at 2:08 AM, trishul s wrote:

 > Hi,
 >
 > We have a roller instance 1.0 setup on our portal.
 >
> We have a pretty decent server machine with 2G ram and more than 3 GHz
 > cpu running redhat linux.
 >
 > We have about 5000 roller accounts setup in the roller database on
 > postgre db.
 >
 > The behavior we are seeing is that for every hit we get to anything
 > related to the blog pages or the management pages, the postmaster
 > (postgresql process) shoots up to > 95%!
 >
 > I am trying to figure out whats happening. All indexes on the roller
> database seem to be fine. And the postgresql install/setup script was
 > executed correctly.
 >
 > The functionality is working except for the CPU problem.
 >
 > Few questions:
 > - Is there a known problem regarding this?
 > - will using mysql database instead of postgresql help?
 > - will a later version help
 >
 > Would appreciate any solutions/hints I get to fix this ..
 >
 > thanks and regards,
 > Trishul
 > (http://desihub.com)
  


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