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On Tue, 2005-05-24 at 07:19, Jerome Macaranas wrote:
> hi,
> 
> 	I enabled logging for a while just to see what statement is taking too much 
> time.. listed below are some parts of the log.. im wondering why this sql 
> takes to much time.. they have indexes in place.. or it might be my config?

SNIP

> LOG:  query: SELECT * FROM phpbb_smilies
> LOG:  duration: 0.005410 sec
> LOG:  duration: 390.731807 sec
> -- this table has only 295 rows

That you can see.  I still think there's got to be a bunch of dead
tuples for it to be this slow, or there's something very wrong with your
I/O subsystem.

> ....
> LOG:  query: SELECT *
>         FROM phpbb_config
> LOG:  duration: 50.752599 sec
> .......

Indexes won't help here, as they're asking for the shole table in each
time.  What does 'explain analyze select * From phpbb_config' from the
psql command prompt say?  What does vacuum verbose phpbb_config say? 
Are you getting any weird messages in the system logs when this is
happening, like maybe disk timeouts?

How long does it take to copy a hundred or so megabytes on this same
drive.

> LOG:  query: UPDATE phpbb_sessions
>                 SET session_user_id = -1, session_start = 1116932825, 
> session_time = 1116932825, session_page = 1, session_l
> ogged_in = 0
>                 WHERE session_id = '8a7fe41e58077d2f8cececdc23ab9f80'
>                         AND session_ip = 'd2d58db2'
> LOG:  duration: 86.218839 sec



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