1. turn off autovacuum
1a. ewentually tune db for better performace for this kind of operation (cant not help here)
2. restart database
3. drop all indexes
4. update
5. vacuum full table
6. create indexes
7. turn on autovacuum
Ludwik
2010/1/7 Leo Mannhart <leo.mannhart@xxxxxxxxx>
Kevin Grittner wrote:ouch...
> Leo Mannhart <leo.mannhart@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> You could also try to just update the whole table in one go, it is
>> probably faster than you expect.
>
> That would, of course, bloat the table and indexes horribly. One
> advantage of the incremental approach is that there is a chance for
> autovacuum or scheduled vacuums to make space available for re-use
> by subsequent updates.
>
> -Kevin
>
thanks for correcting this.
... and forgive an old man coming from Oracle ;)
Leo
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