Greetings!
My company has an application that runs on one machine and reads a
PostgreSQL database that may be located on another. I have a test
version of this application and a copy of their database on my computer.
A problem that the application solves on my machine in under 10 seconds
takes
Rob Richardson wrote:
Can anyone explain why it would take 167 seconds to create a database?
I am hoping that it's the same reason that data access is slowing our
application by a factor of about 200.
The customer's machines run Windows Server 2003. My machine runs
Windows XP
2009/2/11 Rob Richardson rob.richard...@rad-con.com:
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In order to test without disturbing the customer's production, I created a
copy of their production database on the production server. I often create
test databases, and I've never seen the CREATE DATABASE command take
On Feb 10, 2009, at 3:09 PM, Rob Richardson wrote:
In order to test without disturbing the customer's production, I
created a copy of their production database on the production
server. I often create test databases, and I've never seen the
CREATE DATABASE command take longer than five
