Hi, Henry,
Henry Ortega wrote:
> This maybe more of a theoretical question, can you actually make a
> Trigger run
> after completion of the entire transaction?
[...]
> ........... another 20-30 more inserts..........
Which frontend do yu use? Maybe COPY is better than insert.
> The trigger actually runs on each Insert and therefore slows down the
> Insert quite a bit.
This sounds like the trigger itsself could be optimized a bit, or does
some work that is not best suited to be in a trigger.
> My question is, can you tell the trigger to run after Commit?
I assume the trigger has to do some integrity checking work?
Could you reformulate it as foreign key or check constraints? (you may
even call a complex plpgsql function from the check constraint). Most
constraint checks can be deferred to the end of the transaction, see the
docs for more details.
HTH,
Markus
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