I am using the PostgreSQL 8.4. What is the code path? After a row is inserted to the table, it will update the fields of "validfrom", and "validto". Followings are the table structure, data, and the performance data:
xiliu=# \d page
Table "pyetlexa.page"
Column | Type | Modifiers
-----------------+-------------------+-----------
pageid | integer | not null
url | character varying |
size | integer |
validfrom | date |
validto | date |
version | integer |
domainid | integer |
serverversionid | integer |
Indexes:
"page_pkey" PRIMARY KEY, btree (pageid)
"url_version_idx" btree (url, version DESC)
Here is the data in this table:
http://imagebin.ca/img/KyxMDIKq.png
Here is the performance data by "top":
http://imagebin.ca/img/2ssw4wEQ.png
Regards,
afancy
On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 12:13 AM, Tom Lane <tgl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
afancy <groupme@xxxxxxxxx> writes:What exactly are you doing when you "load data"? There are some code
> My PostgreSQL server has two CPUs (OS: Fedora 11), each with 4 cores. Total
> is 8cores. Now I have several clients running at the same time to do insert
> and update on the same table, each client having its own connection. I have
> made two testing with clients running in parallel to load 20M data in
> total. Each testing, the data is split evenly by the client number such that
> each client only loads a piece of data.
paths that are slower if they have to examine not-yet-committed tuples,
and your report sounds a bit like that might be what's happening.
But with so few details (not even a Postgres version number :-()
it's difficult to be sure of anything.
regards, tom lane
