> > > However the result was (running on 64bit Sol 7, E250/1Gig
> > > RAM) that Oracle was roughly twice as fast. Is this real
> > > or might there be stuff I could do, to improve postgres
> > > performance?
> >
> > PostgreSQL version?
> 7.0.2
Try 7.1 or use -F.
> > You didn't use -F, did you
Hi,
Konstantinos Agouros schrieb:
>
> When I insert I do something like $dbh->{'AutoCommit'} = 0 and every 100,000
> entries or so I do a commit.
try to make the commit every 500 or 1000 inserts. It seems to me, that
PG slow down if there are lots of MBs waiting for commit ...
And also try to
> try to make the commit every 500 or 1000 inserts. It seems to me, that
> PG slow down if there are lots of MBs waiting for commit ...
MB == Memory Buffers?
If so then it shouldn't be the case for 7.0.X with Tom' work in bufmgr area.
Vadim
Hi,
> > try to make the commit every 500 or 1000 inserts. It seems to me, that
> > PG slow down if there are lots of MBs waiting for commit ...
>
> MB == Memory Buffers?
> If so then it shouldn't be the case for 7.0.X with Tom' work in bufmgr area.
Megabytes :-)
tested in 7.1
The inserts slo
> However the result was (running on 64bit Sol 7, E250/1Gig
> RAM) that Oracle was roughly twice as fast. Is this real
> or might there be stuff I could do, to improve postgres performance?
PostgreSQL version?
You didn't use -F, did you?
Vadim
