"Edward W. Rouse" wrote:
> Hehe, thanks, I played around and ended up with this:
> round(SUM(extract('epoch' from (time_out - time_in
> I will have to do the division outside of the query, but that's really a
> minor issue.
You can always use subqueries.
> Knowing the total i
Hehe, thanks, I played around and ended up with this:
round(SUM(extract('epoch' from (time_out - time_in
I will have to do the division outside of the query, but that's really a
minor issue. Knowing the total in seconds was the big roadblock. And
converting back is easier (a / 3600 + ":" + a
On 02/08/2012 12:01 PM, Edward W. Rouse wrote:
I'm still working on getting this to work, but the summary is this:
I am getting several (many) intervals of hour, minutes and seconds. I need a
sum of the absolute value these intervals, similar to the SUM(ABS())
function for numbers; and I need to
I'm still working on getting this to work, but the summary is this:
I am getting several (many) intervals of hour, minutes and seconds. I need a
sum of the absolute value these intervals, similar to the SUM(ABS())
function for numbers; and I need to divide this sum by an integer (bigint).
Getting
rverghese wrote on 08.02.2012 19:07:
I have a large table with about 60 million rows, everyday I add 3-4 million,
remove 3-4 million and update 1-2 million. I have a script that reindexes
concurrently a couple of times a week, since I see significant bloat. I have
autovac on and the settings are
I have a large table with about 60 million rows, everyday I add 3-4 million,
remove 3-4 million and update 1-2 million. I have a script that reindexes
concurrently a couple of times a week, since I see significant bloat. I have
autovac on and the settings are below. I can't concurrently reindex the
