Hi Alexander,

Unfortunately, I don't know how we can improve performance significantly.
Some suggestions:

1. Turn off event log.
2. Futher experiments with data structure (simplification, attributes vs
elements, etc ...).

Ivan Shcheklein,
Sedna Team



On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 12:17 AM, Alexander Kabanov <
[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Ivan
>
> Thank you for your suggestions. I have managed to improve the performance
> by
> around 30-40% using the index. I have also sent you some event log files
> - two form before and two from after I switched to index-aided inserts.
>
> I wonder if there is anything further we can do. As you will probably be
> able to
> see from the event logs, the majority of insert (in terms of size) are
> those
> related to the Market nodes. These have the following generic structure
>
> <Market>
>  <Bids>
>  <LimitOrder>...</LimitOrder>
>  ...
>  <LimitOrder>...</LimitOrder>
>  </Bids>
>  <Offers>
>  <LimitOrder>...</LimitOrder>
>  ...
>  <LimitOrder>...</LimitOrder>
>  </Offers>
> </Market>
>
> An example of a limit order node is provided below
>
> <LimitOrder>
>  <depth>0</depth>
>  <Order id="10703" >
>  <price>91.570000000000007</price>
>  <quantity>226</quantity>
>   <is_bid>0</is_bid>
>  <is_market>0</is_market>
>   <order_time>9201</order_time>
>  <owner_id>12</owner_id>
>  </Order>
> </LimitOrder>
>
> Now, quite often the number of LimitOrder nodes in a market node would be
> large
> (above 100). I was wondering if there was some way to optimise those
> inserts
>
>
>
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