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Thanks a lot, The mentioned advices helped me a lot. I used an approach similar to the one mentioned by
Igor and Felix and now the stored procedure runs fast. Kind regards, From:
pgsql-performance-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:pgsql-performance-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Genc, Ömer Hey, i have a very long running stored procedure, due to array manipulation in a stored procedure. The following procedure takes 13 seconds to finish. BEGIN point_ids_older_than_one_hour := '{}'; object_ids_to_be_invalidated := '{}'; select ARRAY(SELECT point_id from ONLY public.ims_point as p
where p.timestamp < m_before_one_hour
) into point_ids_older_than_one_hour ; -- this array has a size of 20k select ARRAY(SELECT object_id from public.ims_object_header h WHERE h.last_point_id= ANY(point_ids_older_than_one_hour) ) into object_ids_to_be_invalidated; -- this array has a size of 100 -- current_last_point_ids will have a size of 100k current_last_point_ids := ARRAY( SELECT
last_point_id
from
public.ims_object_header h );
-- START OF PERFORMANCE BOTTLENECK IF(array_length(current_last_point_ids, 1) > 0) THEN FOR i IN 0 .. array_upper(current_last_point_ids, 1) LOOP point_ids_older_than_one_hour = array_remove(point_ids_older_than_one_hour, current_last_point_ids[i]::bigint); END LOOP; END IF; -- END OF PERFORMANCE BOTTLENECK END; The array manipulation part is the performance bottleneck. I am pretty sure, that there is a better way of doing this, however I couldn’t find one. What I have is two table, lets call them ims_point and ims_object_header. ims_object_header references some entries of ims_point in the column last_point_id. Now I want to delete all entries from ims_point, where the timestamp is older than one hour. The currently being referenced ids of the table ims_object_header should be excluded from this deletion. Therefore I stored
the ids in arrays and iterate over those arrays to exclude the referenced values from being deleted. However, I not sure if using an array for an operation like this is the best approach. Can anyone give me some advice how this could be enhanced. Thanks in advance. I think in this case (as is in many other cases) “pure” SQL does the job much better than procedural language: DELETE FROM
public.ims_point as P WHERE P.timestamp < m_before_one_hour AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM public.ims_object_header OH WHERE OH.last_point_id = P.object_id); Is that what you are trying to accomplish? Regards, Igor Neyman |
