Hi All,
When I insert or update a record in a table in PostgreSQL, the time taken by insert query is much larger (300 ms) than the time taken by update query (20 ms). If I think logically, there should not be a significant difference. To insert a record, it will check/insert the entry in the index and insert the record in the table (unclustered B Tree indexing on primary key). For update, it will search the entry in the indexing and update the record. In both the cases, the number of operations/disk accesses are nearly equal. Then why such a big execution time difference?
Thanks,
Preetika
