On Sat, 5 Apr 2003 16:15:37 +0200, "Cristina Surroca" <cris@dmcid.net>
wrote:
> It hasn't any delete, only inserts (more than 10^7) and many updates.
10^7 inserts per day? If it has updates, it implicitly has deletes.
How *many* updates?
> The thing is that it takes too much time in execute.
We can help you better, if you show us some actual SQL.
> b.. setAutocommit(false), ( in my case I don't need transactions).
There is no I_dont_need_transactions mode in Postgres. You always
have transactions. Either you control them or Postgres performs each
statement in its own transaction. As far as I understand, autocommit
off means that you don't have to say BEGIN to start a transaction and
the transaction stays active until you COMMIT. Your application or
JDBC might do this automatically.
> But in my case, would you think vacuum and analyze are good options?
Definitely!
> Can I also disable the catalog?
I don't know what you mean, but I am pretty sure, you can't.
Servus
Manfred
