On 18-3-2010 16:50 Scott Marlowe wrote:
It's different because it only takes pgsql 5 milliseconds to run the query, and 40 seconds to transfer the data across to your applicaiton, which THEN promptly throws it away. If you run it as MySQL's client lib doesn't transfer over the whole thing. This is more about how each db interface is implemented in those languages.
Its the default behavior of both PostgreSQL and MySQL to transfer the whole resultset over to the client. Or is that different for Ruby's MySQL-driver? At least in PHP the behavior is similar for both. And I certainly do hope its 40ms rather than 40s, otherwise it would be a really bad performing network in either case (15s for mysql) or very large records (which I doubt).
I'm wondering if a new connection is made between each query. PostgreSQL is (afaik still is but I haven't compared that recently) a bit slower on that department than MySQL.
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