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Andrew,

How to speed up the query

We don't know.

Thank you.

Explain seems to show that PostgreSQL makes sequential scan of whole dok table for every rid table row.
This is very slow since dok contains 55963 and rid  202421 rows.
I expected that there exists some trick like to force this DELETE command to use bitmaps by re-writing it using joins.

You don't tell us what version you're running

"PostgreSQL 8.2.3 on i686-pc-mingw32, compiled by GCC gcc.exe (GCC) 3.4.2 (mingw-special)"

, show us any EXPLAIN ANALYSE output

I tried

explain analyze delete from firma1.rid where dokumnr not in (select dokumnr from firma1.dok)

but after 40 minutes this command is not finished.

I leave this query running for a weekend.


, tell us about the data. . .

I'm creating PostgreSQL database and loading data to it from my application.
I use this type of delete commands to remove bad rows before adding foreign keys. My loading application is running 14 hours and is not finished.Server and application are in the same fast computer with 2 GB RAM and 10000 RPM WD Raptor HDD running Windows Vista. postgresql.conf file is not modified, it is from PostgreSQL Windows installer. After 14 hours CPU usage is 50% (postgres process uses it all), no disk activity.

I seems that PostgreSQL cannot use 100% of CPU in dual core processors when creating new database and loading data using single connection. It can use only 50% CPU. Maybe two connections which can ran two child processes can use 100% of cpu but I have no generic idea how to split database loading and foreign key creation into two connections.

Andrus.


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