On 19 Aug 2003, Joe Nilson Zegarra Galvez wrote:
> Hi all, i have a question, i have a php file with all my class to
> connect into a postgresql db and i'm using the pg_connect in this form:
>
> pg_connect("192.168.1.X","","","",$dbase);
That's the old style connect method, you should update to the single
argument versions that lookgs like this:
pg_connect("dbname=dbname host=host user=user port=port");
But that's not the problem, just advice. Someday the 5 argument version
might slip off the face of PHP.
> but when i have 8 or 10 users inserting data, the db response is very
> slow, is problem in the pg_connect?, all ppl use the same file_class.php
> to connect to the db.
the problem is probably in your schema. Do you have lots of fk
constraints on the tables you're inserting into? Are you wrapping all
your inserts / updates / deletes into a single transaction? (you should).
How many inserts per second are these clients doing? (or trying to do :)
> The Server is a Compaq Proliant with two Xeon 2.20Ghz Processors, 1Gb
> Memory, 20Gb SCSI HD, 1Gb Ethernet and Redhat Linux 8.0 with apache
> 2.0.47,
> php 4.2.2 and PostgreSQL 7.2.2
Always run the latest version, either 7.2.4 or 7.3.4. 7.3.4 is a bit
faster at fks than 7.2.4 so may be worth the upgrade if that's the issue.
> How can i do better the response of the server?
It may well be a fk mismatch issue or something like it. examine your
table structure to make sure you aren't keying a varchar against an int8
or something like that.
also, look at tuning your default postgresql.conf file, it's pretty weak
out of the box on 7.2.x.