On Sun, 23 Jan 2000, you wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a database created in postgres 6.5.3 and need insert huge
> number (~10-100 thousands) of
> rows in one of tables. To do that quickly I put this part of work in
> transaction. My question is such: should I split this block of
> insertings into many transaction to raise the speed? And
> exists the limit of INSERT-commands that I can do in one transaction?
Do not forget that you can use COPY to create a table in PostgreSQL.
It copies from a delimited operating system text file to a PostgreSQL table.
Someting like this:-
CREATE TABLE district ( number serial, name varchar(25));
copy district from '/home/chris/iopen/schools/database/districts.txt' USING DELIMITERS '~';
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