I have a data warehouse application I've built with PHP 4.3 and PostgreSQL 7.3.2 running on Mac OS X 10.2.6 on a dual 1.42 Ghz G4. I've noticed a performance issue with my application when using PEAR DB 1.4.
If I launch a complex select query (PHP page) from 3 different browser windows, I see 3 Postgres processes in Top. The first one uses >95% of one processor and the other two use 0%. When the first one finishes, the 2nd uses >95% of one processor and then when it completes, the third process finally gets a turn.
If I do the same query in 3 different windows with phpPgAdmin, all 3 Postgres processes execute immediately with each immediately getting about 65% CPU.
I've tried using both persistent and non-persistent connections.
Does anyone have an idea what PEAR DB is doing differently than phpPgAdmin that might explain this behavior?
Thanks, Greg
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