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Concurrent COPY commands

by phillip@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Phillip Sitbon) Jul 2, 2008 at 09:44 AM

Hello,

I am running some queries that use multiple connections to issue COPY 
commands which bring data into the same table via different files (FIFOs 
to be precise). This is being done on a SMP machine and I am noticing 
that none of the postgres worker processes operate in parallel, even 
though there is data available to all of them. The performance is nearly 
exactly the same as it is for issuing a single COPY command. Is this 
normal behavior, even with all of the separate transactions still in 
progress? Would I be better off doing multithreaded bulk inserts from my 
C program rather than sending the data to FIFOs?

The machine I am using has 16GB of memory and 8 cores, so I've tried to 
optimize the configuration accordingly but I am a little lost in some 
places.

Thanks in advance for your advice,

Phillip

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Concurrent COPY commands
phillip@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-07-02 09:44:21 
Re: Concurrent COPY commands
ahodgson@[EMAIL PROTECTED  2008-07-02 10:02:48 
Re: Concurrent COPY commands
phillip@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-07-09 09:35:15 
Re: Concurrent COPY commands
ahodgson@[EMAIL PROTECTED  2008-07-09 09:45:37 
Re: Concurrent COPY commands
phillip@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-07-09 10:07:13 

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