Re: Writing most code in Stored Procedures - Mailing list pgsql-general

From Ron Johnson
Subject Re: Writing most code in Stored Procedures
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Msg-id 46C70880.6020801@cox.net
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In response to Re: Writing most code in Stored Procedures  (Steve Manes <smanes@magpie.com>)
Responses Re: Writing most code in Stored Procedures  ("Josh Tolley" <eggyknap@gmail.com>)
Re: Writing most code in Stored Procedures  (Steve Manes <smanes@magpie.com>)
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On 08/17/07 21:45, Steve Manes wrote:
> Ron Johnson wrote:
>>> Moving all the application-bound inserts into stored procedures didn't
>>> achieve nearly the performance enhancement I'd assumed I'd get, which I
>>> figured was due to the overhead of the procs themselves.
>>
>> Would that be because the original app was written in a compiled
>> language, but the SPs in an interpreted language?
>
> No, because the application language was Perl5 for both.  I think it was
> just the overhead of 2 million inserts via procs versus 2 million inline
> inserts (without the proc overhead).

Interesting.  Does PG have to initiate the Perl interpreter every
time you call a Perl-written SP?

- --
Ron Johnson, Jr.
Jefferson LA  USA

Give a man a fish, and he eats for a day.
Hit him with a fish, and he goes away for good!

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