Hello
Are you sure, so you have to use PostgreSQL - maybe SQLite or
memcached is better for your task.
regards
Pavel Stehule
2009/9/2 V S P <toreason@fastmail.fm>:
> Hi,
> our application is using Postgres in a rather unusuall way.
> It is used by a GUI application to store several hundred
> thousand 'parameters'. Basically it is used like a big INI
> file.
>
> There are about 50 tables with various parameters.
>
> The application typicall goes like this
>
> select id, child_tb_key_id, <fields with parms> from tb1
>
> then for each selected row above
> select from the child table do a select (like the above)
>
> and so on -- many levels deep
>
>
>
> I know that it is not a proper way to use SQL
> Instead we should be selecting many rows at once, joining them/etc
>
> But it is what it is now...
>
> Queries are very fast though, Postgres reports that the
> all the queries for a typical 'load' operation take 0.8 seconds
> -- however overall time that the GUI user perceives is 8 seconds.
> Out of that 8 seconds a big chunk is in the sending of the SQL
> statements/receiving results back -- just network traffic, parsing/etc
>
> There are total about 2400 queries that happen in that period of time
> (just selects)
>
>
>
>
> I am trying to figure out how can I optimize PG configuration
> to suite such a contrived deployment of Postgres.
>
> For example, we do not mind PG running on the same machine
> as the Client app (it is connected via Qt Sql Pg plugin (so it uses
> Pg native access library underneath).
>
> Are there any optmization can be done for that?
>
>
> Also this is a 'single' client/single connection system
> what optimizations can be done for that?
>
> and finally since most of the queries are very quick index-based
> selects what can be done to optimize the traffic between pg and
> the client?
>
>
>
> thank you in advance for
> any recommendations/pointers.
>
>
>
>
> --
> Vlad P
> author of C++ ORM http://github.com/vladp/CppOrm/tree/master
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