Hello Postgres Users.
Last days I've installed and configured new x64 release of PostgreSQL
running Windows 2008 R2 with dual XEON 5530 processors (2x4xHT = 16
working units). Previously the database was running on Fedora 12 x86_64
under Microsoft hypervisor (HyperV) thus because of the network card
driver limitation there was only one core available.
The problem I'm facing is a very long, single transaction lasting about
12hours or even more (as it doesn't exist Pragma Autonomous Transaction
like Oracle has) that consist of tones of PLPGSQL code, processing a lot
of data, causing huge CPU load and disk drive transfers.
When moved to the x64 system as described above, the shared memory size
is not a problem anymore, the disk channel is running very smoothly, the
only suprising think is that the transaction above utilizes only one
core of the machine - is it possible to parallelize it without rewriting
all the code from scratch?
Is there any configuration parameter limiting number of CPUs? The
release is a standard/public x64 binary of PostgreSQL 9.0.1, taken
following official site.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Piotr Czekalski
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