Matthew Wakeling
<matthew@flymine.org> writes:
In order to improve the performance, I made the system look ahead in the
source, in groups of a thousand entries, so instead of running:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE field = 'something';
a thousand times, we now run:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE field IN ('something', 'something else'...);
with a thousand things in the IN. Very simple query. It does run faster
than the individual queries, but it still takes quite a while. Here is an
example query:
Have you considered temporary tables? Use COPY to put everything you want to query into a temporary table, then SELECT to join the results, and pull all of the results, doing additional processing (UPDATE) as you pull?
Cheers,
mark
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Mark Mielke <mark@mielke.cc>
