Re: [PERFORM] Script for getting a table of reponse-time breakdown

2005-03-25 Thread Jack Xue
Josh, The description of the Oracle script is: This script can be used to focus tuning attention on the most important issues. It reports a breakdown of total foreground response time into four major categories: CPU usage, disk I/O, resource waits, and routine latencies. These categories are brok

Re: [PERFORM] Script for getting a table of reponse-time breakdown

2005-03-25 Thread Josh Berkus
Jack, > This script can be used to focus tuning attention on the most important > issues. It reports a breakdown of total foreground response time into > four major categories: CPU usage, disk I/O, resource waits, and routine > latencies. These categories are broken down further into sub-categorie

Re: [PERFORM] Script for getting a table of reponse-time breakdown

2005-03-25 Thread Josh Berkus
Jack, > I am thinking about how to continuously monitor the performance of a > PostgreSQL 8 database. I am interested in two things: (1) the growth of > tables with TOAST and indexes; This is queryable from the system tables, if you don't mind an approximate. > and (2) the respond time breakdo

[PERFORM] Script for getting a table of reponse-time breakdown

2005-03-25 Thread Jack Xue
Hi, I am thinking about how to continuously monitor the performance of a PostgreSQL 8 database. I am interested in two things: (1) the growth of tables with TOAST and indexes; and (2) the respond time breakdown for a query. In Chapters 23 and 24 of the big manual, I found enough materials to teac