OK, I found the thread you mentioned and installed the Qos Service on my
win2K netwerk, but it gave no effect. So it must be something else in
this case.
Pascal Van Puymbroeck
ZENON productions bvba
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Pascal Van Puymbroeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would like to solve a strange behaviour I encountered using Postgresql
> 8.0.1 on windows. Connecting to the database is OK, but when running a
> query to the database, its terribly slow. The fact is that I need the
> database to be running
Hi folks,
I would like to solve a strange behaviour I encountered using Postgresql
8.0.1 on windows. Connecting to the database is OK, but when running a
query to the database, its terribly slow. The fact is that I need the
database to be running on the same machine, my application is. So I
Nicolas,
The more data your tables contain the more work
PostgreSQL needs to do. Adding indexes on your tables
makes the INSERTS slower due to additional overhead.
Indexes speed up SELECT but slow down INSERT.
Therefore OLTP systems tend to have few indexes and
data warehouses many.
Instead o
Hi all,I have developped a perl script to populate a database with two tables: sessionsand actions.the table actions contains the following columns: session_id, url, timestamp.The column session_id references to the table sessions.the table sessions contains the following columns: session_id, remo
Configuration:
Compaq DeskPro, 450MHz Pentium II, 256MB RAM,
hda: WDC AC31R, 9541MB w/512kB Cache, CHS=20678/15/63, UDMA
hdc: Maxtor 90680D4, 6485MB w/256kB Cache, CHS=13176/16/63, UDMA
Slackware 3.6 installation, Linux kernel 2.0.36
PostgreSQL 6.4.2
I am in process of doi
