Re: Updates are slow..
От | Tom Lane |
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Тема | Re: Updates are slow.. |
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Msg-id | 4480.1023831476@sss.pgh.pa.us обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | Re: Updates are slow.. ("Tom Burke" <lists@spamex.com>) |
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Re: Updates are slow..
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Список | pgsql-general |
"Tom Burke" <lists@spamex.com> writes: > Fran Fabrizio had an extremely helpful suggestion: >> No idea if this would help but try REINDEX TABLE EMP; beforehand too. > After trying this, the time was cut from 40 minutes to 20 minutes, > which is a huge improvement but still quite slow. > However, the real kicker is that I looked up what the emp_ix02 index > was and it was (email, fk_dept_id). Therefore, there were actually > two indexes on this column that had to be updated, and this index > had a lot more pages. When I dropped this index and re-ran the updated > - it took only 2 minutes! Very interesting. The emp_ix02 index was not all that much bigger than the others, according to vacuum's numbers, so I don't see why it should take so long to update. Maybe we've got some kind of performance problem with multicolumn indexes? I'm wondering if the initial 20-minute savings from reindex was mostly attributable to emp_ix02 as well. Too bad we don't know how large the indexes were before reindex. Do you have enough of a log of your tests so far to be able to recreate the pre-reindex situation? It would be interesting to try making a third index on just email and see where the update time goes to. Also, could I trouble you for some stats on the email column? Min, max, and average length of the entries would be useful to know. And I assume it's unique, or nearly so? regards, tom lane
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