Re: who is best for support? - Mailing list pgsql-admin
From | Joel Fradkin |
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Subject | Re: who is best for support? |
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Msg-id | 000c01c513a4$4a562110$797ba8c0@jfradkin Whole thread Raw |
In response to | Re: who is best for support? ("Marc G. Fournier" <scrappy@postgresql.org>) |
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Re: who is best for support?
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Us? :) Can you provide some more details? Hardware configuration, Dell 6560 4 processor, 8 gig memory, I think I have Postgres on two raids separate from the OS (pgsql is a raid 10 4 10kdrive array) and /wal is 2 15k drives). I am running postgres 8 and am using the conf in /var/lib/pgslq/data to point the data at /pgsql and a link to point the /wal I set up inside the /pgsql/data folder to /wal. type of query, I have cut out most of the query but even the first join makes it go to 27 seconds. In MSSQL with the first two left outers it takes 3 seconds. explain analyze SELECT /*(tblaudit.name::text || ' '::text) || tblaudit.version::text AS audit, tblaudit.active, "substring"((tblsections.section::text || ' '::text) || tblsections.sectionname::text, 1, 105) AS section, tblauditstatus.value AS status, COALESCE(tblaudittypes.value, 'monthly'::character varying) AS audittype, tblresponseheader.clientnum, tblresponseheader.auditid, tblresponseheader.responseid, tblresponseheader.division, tblresponseheader.auditnum, tblresponseheader.customauditnum, tblresponseheader.dateaudittaken, tblresponseheader.createdby, to_char(tblresponseheader.dateaudittaken, 'yyyy'::text) AS "year", to_char(tblresponseheader.dateaudittaken, 'q'::text) AS quarter, to_char(tblresponseheader.dateaudittaken, 'MM'::text) AS "month", to_char(tblresponseheader.dateaudittaken, 'D'::text) AS weekday, to_char(tblresponseheader.dateaudittaken, 'WW'::text) AS week, to_char(tblresponseheader.dateaudittaken, 'HH24:MI'::text) AS "time", tbluser.completename AS keyedby, tblresponseheader.datecompleted, tblresponseheader.dateauditkeyed, tblresponseheader.datekeyingcomplete, tblresponseheader.pointsavailable AS auditpointsavailable, tblresponseheader.pointsscored AS auditpointsscored, CASE tblresponseheader.pointsavailable WHEN 0 THEN 'na'::text ELSE COALESCE(to_char(tblresponseheader.pointsscored / tblresponseheader.pointsavailable * 100::numeric, '99999999'::text), 'na'::text) END AS myaudittotalscore,*/ tblresponsesection.sectionid /*, tblresponsesection.pointsavailable AS sectionpointsavailable, tblresponsesection.pointsscored AS sectionpointsscored, tblresponsesection.comments AS sectioncomments, tblresponse_line.questionid, COALESCE(tblresponse_line.pointsscored, 0::numeric) AS pointsscored, COALESCE(tblresponse_line.pointsavailable, 0::numeric) AS questionpointsavailable, tbllocation.locationnum, tbllocation.name AS store, tblregion.regionnum, tblregion.regionname AS region, tbldistrict.districtnum, tbldistrict.districtname AS district, tblresponse_line.y_n, tblresponse_line.answerid, COALESCE("substring"(tblresponse_line.text_response, 1, 4048), 'na'::text) AS text_response, tblanswers.answer, tblanswers.answertext, tblanswers.answerdisplay, "substring"(tblquestions.question::text, 1, 105) AS question, "substring"(tblquestions.questiondisplay::text, 1, 105) AS questiondisplay, "substring"(tblquestions.qdescr::text, 1, 105) AS qdescr, "substring"(tblquestions.qtext::text, 1, 105) AS qtext, tblquestions.qtext AS qtextlong */ FROM tblresponsesection /* JOIN tblresponse_line ON tblresponsesection.sectionid = tblresponse_line.sectionid AND tblresponsesection.responseid = tblresponse_line.responseid AND tblresponsesection.clientnum = tblresponse_line.clientnum JOIN tblresponseheader ON tblresponsesection.responseid = tblresponseheader.responseid AND tblresponsesection.clientnum = tblresponseheader.clientnum JOIN tbllocation ON tblresponseheader.locationid = tbllocation.locationid AND tbllocation.clientnum = tblresponseheader.clientnum JOIN tbluser ON tblresponseheader.userid = tbluser.userid AND tbluser.clientnum::bpchar = tblresponseheader.clientnum JOIN tbldistrict ON tbllocation.districtid = tbldistrict.districtid AND tbldistrict.clientnum::bpchar = tblresponseheader.clientnum JOIN tblregion ON tbllocation.regionid = tblregion.regionid AND tblregion.clientnum::bpchar = tblresponseheader.clientnum LEFT JOIN tblquestions ON tblresponse_line.clientnum = tblquestions.clientnum AND tblresponse_line.sectionid = tblquestions.sectionid AND tblresponse_line.questionid = tblquestions.questionid AND tblresponseheader.auditid = tblquestions.auditid LEFT JOIN tblanswers ON tblresponseheader.auditid = tblanswers.auditid AND tblresponse_line.clientnum = tblanswers.clientnum AND tblresponse_line.sectionid = tblanswers.sectionid AND tblresponse_line.questionid = tblanswers.questionid AND tblresponse_line.answerid = tblanswers.answerid JOIN tblaudit ON tblresponseheader.auditid = tblaudit.auditid AND tblresponse_line.clientnum = tblaudit.clientnum AND tblaudit.defaultauditscoretype = 'p'::bpchar LEFT JOIN tblsections ON tblresponseheader.auditid = tblsections.auditid AND tblresponse_line.clientnum = tblsections.clientnum AND tblresponsesection.sectionid = tblsections.sectionid LEFT JOIN tblaudittypes ON tblresponseheader.audittypeid = tblaudittypes.id AND 1 = tblaudittypes.presentationid AND tblresponseheader.clientnum = tblaudittypes.clientnum::bpchar LEFT JOIN tblauditstatus ON tblresponseheader.statusid = tblauditstatus.id AND 1 = tblauditstatus.presentationid WHERE tblresponseheader.isdeleted = false;*/ where tblresponsesection.clientnum = 'SAKS' operating system? Fedora core 3 at the moment, but next week I will get the Redhat AS4 when it is available (we bought it but wanted the newer Kernel). Thanks so much for taking a look. Be happy to furnish conf files etc. I am not opposed to learning enough to help myself, but also do not mind getting some hired help, or a combination of both. I got a call from Command prompt any one have experience with them? They are asking 150.00 an hour and this may take a bit of time to get it all happy. I am sure I can get some $ budgeted if need be, but I don't want to end up with what I did last time I called in consulting (was both Microsoft and Dell, when I switched from NT4 to Win2000 my app died in a use of 4 gigs memory in 20 minutes; took me two weeks to plug all the holes and I had to reload NT 4 in the between time. We spent like 900.00 on Microsoft and Dell just to be told I had to fix the application). ---- Marc G. 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