Hi,
For a month I was working on a NS-proxy parser that moved all necessary
information into a postgreSQL relation. The problem is that this app is
run every midnight so supposed to be process the information relatively
fast. It isn't. Today's proxy log is 3041705 bytes and the app is still
working on it.
I'd like to know how to optimize the performance of it. The app does not
consume too much CPU time, while postgreSQL does. How could I find out if
what is suboptimal - the scheme of relations or the SQL queries I wrote,
etc.
Thanks in advance.
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to minister, and to heal coordinated by
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