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From: pgsql-performance-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pgsql-performance-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Carlo We have a system which is constantly importing flat file data feeds into normalized tables in a DB warehouse over 10-20 connections. Each data feed row results in a single transaction of multiple single row writes to
multiple normalized tables. The more columns in the feed row, the more write operations, longer the transaction. Operators are noticing that splitting a single feed of say – 100 columns – into two consecutive feeds of 50 columns improves performance dramatically. I am wondering whether the multi-threaded and very busy import environment
causes non-linear performance degradation for longer transactions. Would the operators be advised to rewrite the feeds to result in more smaller transactions rather than fewer, longer ones? Carlo Ø
over 10-20 connections How many cores do you have on that machine? Test if limiting number of simultaneous feeds, like bringing their number down to half of your normal connections has the same positive effect. Regards, Igor Neyman |
