On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 9:08 AM, Robert Brewer <fumanchu@aminus.org> wrote:
> I'm working on a hypercube implementation in Postgres using contrib/cube
>
> and need to insert 80,000 rows in one go from Python. Doing so with
> INSERT, even multiple statements in one call, is pretty slow. I've been
> investigating if using COPY is faster.
When you say "multiple statements", do you mean
INSERT INTO foo (coords) VALUES
(cube(ARRAY[1, 'nan', 3]::float[])),
(cube(ARRAY[2, 'nan', 4]::float[])),
(cube(ARRAY[3, 'nan', 5]::float[])),
(cube(ARRAY[4, 'nan', 6]::float[]));
I was going to suggest trying that method, but if you already have
then please ignore me!
