Josh,
I am running my tests on a dual processor PIII 1 GHz machine with
2Gb of RAM. There are four hard drives set up. One for OS/logging and
three in a raid-5 configuration for the postgres data directory.
Kris
Joshua D. Drake wrote:
> Hello,
> I might of missed this on a previous message, BUT what type of
> hardware are we dealing with here? Is it possible that we just don't
> have enough IO/RAM to push this?
> J
> Kris Kiger wrote:
>
>> Oleg,
>> Thanks for the help on this.
>> The query I used to return the 508 number is:
>> SELECT * FROM stat('SELECT vector FROM product') ORDER BY
>> ndoc desc, word ;
>> Testing says, the more words I use, the faster the query is. My
>> original search word, 'oil', appears in 226,357 documents 233,266
>> times. As far as distinct words go, 'oil' is middle of the road for
>> occurences. As it is set up now, the best search time I am getting
>> on this single word is roughly 22 seconds. Kris
>>
>> Oleg Bartunov wrote:
>>
>>> Kris,
>>>
>>> do you actually have only 508 disctinct words ? Could you try
>>> more complex queries, say 2-3 words. Does these queries run faster ?
>>> Oleg
>>> On Mon, 27 Sep 2004, Kris Kiger wrote:
>>>
>>>> Regardless of caching, the queries are still taking 19~20 seconds
>>>> to run
>>>> on the 3,000,000 rows. I've played with performance tuning and
>>>> nothing
>>>> seems to make much of a difference. If I am reading that list from
>>>> stat
>>>> correctly, then I am operating on 508 distinct words. Is this the
>>>> performance I should expect from tsearch2? Or is something still
>>>> awry?
>>>> I'm inclined to think something else is wrong, after reading some
>>>> other people's tsearch performance stats. Thanks!
>>>>
>>>> Kris
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Oleg
>>
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