I am having the same exact problems. I reduced shared buffers as that seems
to have done the trick for now in this thread. If things improve I'll post
back and confirm.
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On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 12:54 PM, Stefan Keller wrote:
> I'm experiencing a very slow CTE query (see below).
>
> When I split the three aggregations into three separate views, its' decent
> fast. So I think it's due to the planner.
>
> Any ideas like reformulating the query?
Rewrite it without CT
Hi,
I'm experiencing a very slow CTE query (see below).
When I split the three aggregations into three separate views, its' decent
fast. So I think it's due to the planner.
Any ideas like reformulating the query?
These are the tables and views involved:
* Table promotion with start/end date and
Hi,
I'm experiencing a very slow CTE query (see below).
When I split the three aggregationns into separate views, its' decent
fast. So I think it's due to the planner.
Any ideas how to reformulate the query?
These are the tables and views involved:
* Table promotion with start/end date and a re
Thanks guys! I'm gonna try tuning the statistics back down to 10 on that
table and see what that does to the insertion rates. Oh and for Mark: Not
to worry - i'd actually tuned the stats there up myself awhile ago in an
experiment to see if -that- would've sped insertions some; back before i'd
h
Analyze your temp tables after filling and before using!
17 трав. 2013 17:27, "Sékine Coulibaly" напис.
> Oh, sorry, overlooked that part.
> Maybe refreshing stats with VACUUM FULL ?
>
>
> 2013/5/17 Robert Emery
>
>> Hi Sékine,
>>
>> Unfortunately I'm not trying to empty the table completely, ju