>With Postgresql's implementation of MVCC, all your data are inserted in
>real time, with a transaction date that makes the other clients ignore
>them (mostly, other read committed transactions may or may not see them.)
>
>If there are indexes to update, they are updated in the same "invisible
>until committed" way.
>
>All this means that your inserts don't block anyone else's reads as well.
>
>This means that when you commit, all postgresql does is make them visible.
scott,
Exactly the kind of explanation/understanding I was hoping for!
Thank you!
Tim
