Re: first time hacker ;) messing with prepared statements - Mailing list pgsql-hackers

From James Mansion
Subject Re: first time hacker ;) messing with prepared statements
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Msg-id 47EF42E1.1080507@mansionfamily.plus.com
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In response to first time hacker ;) messing with prepared statements  (PFC <lists@peufeu.com>)
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Patch : Global Prepared Statements
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PFC wrote:
>     Hello,
>     So, I embarked (yesterday) on a weekend project to add a new 
> feature to Postgres...
>     I use PHP with persistent connections and always have been 
> bothered that those very small AJAX queries (usually simple selects 
> returning 1 row) take more CPU in postgres to parse & plan than to 
> actually execute.
Microsoft's answer to this issue with SQLServer appears to have been to 
introduce a smart
cache for all statement plans. It seems to be very effective. I guess 
you're doing much the
same thing but with more user intervention,  in effect.

Are you sure that you application wouldn't benefit more from a MOM 
solution with
persisted database connections? Have you looked at 
http://safmq.sourceforge.net/?

James



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