First, sorry if this has been answered before; the list search seems to
be down...
This is on a quad Xeon-PII 450 machine running FBSD 4.8.
84386 pgsql 64 0 104M 99M RUN 1 78:20 61.87% 61.87% postgres
84385 decibel 64 0 3748K 2268K CPU1 3 49:49 37.79% 37.79% pg_dump
(note that the CPU percents are per-cpu, so 100% would be 100% of one
CPU)
According to vmstat, there's very little disk I/O, so that's not a
bottleneck. The command I used was:
pg_dump -vFc -f pgsql-20030906.cdb stats
It should be compressing, but if that was the bottleneck, shouldn't the
pg_dump process be at 100% CPU? It does seem a bit coincidental that the
two procs seem to be taking 100% of one CPU (top shows them running on
different CPUs though).
This is version 7.3.4.
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