Truncate won't work for me because I don't completely empty the table, I
just empty it for that user.
Each user has the table populated with his data, basically to work like
a temporary table. When the user runs a function it repopulates his
working table and then until he runs the function again he has that
dataset to work with. (I just noticed I wrote select and delete,
actually it deletes and then selects)
Tom Lane wrote:
Sim Zacks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I have a table that I populate, select and delete the data each time the
function is run. Each time I run the function it takes longer to get the
data. In these tests, the data is the exact same every time.
I tried putting vacuum inside the function, but I got an error, cannot
run vacuum inside of function.
TRUNCATE, maybe?
regards, tom lane
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