If I'm getting the point of this thread correctly, have a huge amount
of data in one table degrades INSERT/COPY performance even with just a
PKEY index. If that's about the size of it, read on. If not, ignore
me because I missed something.
On Apr 4, 2005 10:44 PM, Simon Riggs <[email protected]> wrote:
> Before I start to tunnel-vision on a particular coincidence...
>
Don't worry too much about tunnel vision. I see the same thing every
day with multi-million row tables. The bigger the table gets (with
only a pkey index) the slower the inserts go. If I start over
(truncate, drop/create table), or if I point the initial load at a new
table, everything gets speedy. I've always figured it was a function
of table size and learned to live with it...
> How much memory have you got on the system?
On mine, 16G
> How much of that have you allocated to various tasks?
shared buffers: 15000
> What else is happening on your system?
Nothing on mine.
> Tell us more about disk set-up and other hardware related things.
6-disk RAID10 on a Compaq SmartArray 6404 with 256M BB cache, WAL on
2-disk mirror on built in SmartArray5 controller.
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