--On 25. Januar 2010 11:39:21 +0900 KaiGai Kohei <kai...@ak.jp.nec.com> wrote:
(echo "CREATE TABLE t (a int);" for i in `seq 0 9`; do echo "CREATE TABLE s$i (b int) INHERITS(t);" for j in `seq 0 9`; do echo "CREATE TABLE v$i$j (c int) INHERITS(s$i);" for k in `seq 0 9`; do echo "CREATE TABLE w$i$j$k (d int) INHERITS(v$i$j);" for l in `seq 0 9`; do echo "CREATE TABLE x$i$j$k$l (e int) INHERITS(w$i$j$k);" done done done done) | psql test
Well, each table inherits one table in your test. In my test, I inherit from multiple tables for each table. My script generates the following inheritance tree (and wins a price of copy & paste ugliness, see attachment):
A1, A2, A3, ..., Am B1 INHERITS(A1...A10), B2 INHERITS(A1...A10, B3 INHERITS(A1...A10), ...Bn C1 INHERITS(B1...B10), C2 INHERITS(B1...B10), ... Co D1 INHERITS(C1...C10), ..., Dp m = 10 n = 10 o = 10 p = 1000 Repeating this on my MacBook gives: ALTER TABLE a1 RENAME COLUMN acol1 TO xyz; -HEAD: Time: 382,427 ms Time: 375,974 ms Time: 385,478 ms Time: 371,067 ms Time: 410,834 ms Time: 386,382 ms Recent V4 patch: Time: 6065,673 ms Time: 3823,206 ms Time: 4037,933 ms Time: 3873,029 ms Time: 3899,607 ms Time: 3963,308 msNote that you have to increase max_locks_per_transaction to run the script, i used
pg_ctl -o '--checkpoint-segments=32 --max-locks-per-transaction=128' start -- Thanks Bernd
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