A.M. wrote:
>Anyway, what does "The driver beats libpq in speed by about 62%" mean?
It means that if I open up a connection, my lib only takes half the time
libpq uses to open up the connection, and it also means that
when I run the following query 10 times in a row:
SELECT * FROM pg_catalog.pg_type as a,pg_catalog.pg_type as b LIMIT 1000
and the resultset is subsequently splitted, parsed and copied *per* row and
column into memory, and then discarded;
that using my driver it takes 483 units of time, and using the libpq
driver it uses 762 units of time.
I.e. speed comparison is 762/483 = 1.63 -> 63% faster.
The test environment is:
unloaded Linux 2.6.26 client using libpq5 8.3.3, and an unloaded Linux 2.6.26
server running PostgreSQL 8.3.3, 100Mb/s ethernet in between.
The test is I/O bound, and therefore tests the client-lib efficiency.
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