In article <1112813199.42542e8f17b4d@webmail.telus.net>,
Mischa <mischa.Sandberg@telus.net> writes:
> This thread seems to be focusing in on COPY efficiency,
> I'd like to ask something I got no answer to, a few months ago.
> Using COPY ... FROM STDIN via the Perl DBI (DBD::Pg) interface,
> I accidentally strung together several \n-terminated input lines,
> and sent them to the server with a single "putline".
> To my (happy) surprise, I ended up with exactly that number of rows
> in the target table.
> Is this a bug? Is this fundamental to the protocol?
> Since it hasn't been documented (but then, "endcopy" isn't documented),
> I've been shy of investing in perf testing such mass copy calls.
> But, if it DOES work, it should be reducing the number of network
> roundtrips.
> So. Is it a feechur? Worth stress-testing? Could be VERY cool.
Using COPY from DBD::Pg _is_ documented - presumed you use DBD::Pg
version 1.41 released just today.
