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Re: performance for high-volume log insertion

From: david@lang.hm
Subject: Re: performance for high-volume log insertion
Date: ,
Msg-id: alpine.DEB.1.10.0904270012460.16008@asgard.lang.hm
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In response to: Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Kris Jurka)
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 Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
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     Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
      Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
       Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
        Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
       Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Ben Chobot, )
        Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
         Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
          Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
           Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
            Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
             Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
            Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
   Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Greg Smith, )
    Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
     Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
      Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
    Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
     Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
      Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
       Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Richard Huxton, )
        Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Kenneth Marshall, )
         Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
          Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Kenneth Marshall, )
     Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Greg Smith, )
      Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
       Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Kenneth Marshall, )
       Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Greg Smith, )
   Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (James Mansion, )
    Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
     Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
      Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Robert Haas, )
      Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
       Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Glenn Maynard, )
        Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
         Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Glenn Maynard, )
        Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
         Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Tom Lane, )
         Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Glenn Maynard, )
          Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
           Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Glenn Maynard, )
            Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
             Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Glenn Maynard, )
              Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
             Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
              Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
           Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Thomas Kellerer, )
            Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Kris Jurka, )
             Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Thomas, )
             Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Scott Marlowe, )
              Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Kris Jurka, )
               Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Scott Marlowe, )
               Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
     Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (James Mansion, )
      Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
       Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (James Mansion, )
        Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  ("Joshua D. Drake", )
        Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Glenn Maynard, )
         Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
          Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Stephen Frost, )
         Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (PFC, )
          Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (, )
          Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Glenn Maynard, )
 Re: performance for high-volume log insertion  (Simon Riggs, ) 
On Sun, 26 Apr 2009, Kris Jurka wrote:

> Scott Marlowe wrote:
>> On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 11:07 AM, Kris Jurka <> wrote:
>>>
>>> As a note for non-JDBC users, the JDBC driver's batch interface allows
>>> executing multiple statements in a single network roundtrip.  This is
>>> something you can't get in libpq, so beware of this for comparison's
>>> sake..
>>
>> Really?  I thought that executing statements like so:
>>
>> select * from a;insert ...;delete;
>>
>> in psql / libpq would execute them all in one trip.
>
> Right, but those aren't prepared.  I suppose it's possible to issue a prepare
> and then issue a batch of comma separated "execute" statements, but that's
> not exactly a natural interface.

for the task we are discussing here (log inserting) why wouldn't it be
reasonable to have a prepared insert and then do begin;execute...;end to
do a batch of them at once.

David Lang

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