Had the same problem recently...
Format your data like a pg text dump into a file and then...
COPY <tablename> (a,b,c) FROM stdin;
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psql <yourdatabase < dumpfile.sql
I've achieved thousands of rows per seconds with this method.
- Ericson Smith
eric@did-it.com
http://www.did-it.com
Adam Siegel wrote:
>I have realtime data flowing at a rate of 500, 512 byte packets per second.
>I want to log the info in a database table with two other columns, one for a
>timestamp and one for a name of the packet. The max rate I can achieve is
>350 inserts per second on a sun blade 2000. The inserts are grouped in a
>transaction and I commit every 1200 records. I am storing the binary data
>in a bytea. I am using the libpq conversion function. Not sure if that is
>slowing me down. But I think it is the insert not the conversion.
>
>Any thoughts on how to achive this goal?
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