> On Tue, Oct 25, 2005 at 03:44:36PM +0200, Chris Mair wrote:
>>Is there a better, faster way to do these inserts?
>
> COPY is generally the fastest way to do bulk inserts (see
> PQputCopyData).
Hi,
I've rewritten the testclient now to use COPY, but I'm getting
the exact same results as when doi
>> Am I correct in assuming that even though I'm passing my 52000
>> bytes as a (char *) to PQexecPrepared(), encoding/decoding is
>> happening (think 0 -> \000) somewhere in the transfer?
>
> Are you specifying it as a text or binary parameter? Have you looked to
> see if the stored data is what
>>Is there a better, faster way to do these inserts?
>
> COPY is generally the fastest way to do bulk inserts (see
> PQputCopyData).
Thanks :)
I'll give that I try and report the results here later.
Bye, Chris.
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"Chris Mair" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Am I correct in assuming that even though I'm passing my 52000
> bytes as a (char *) to PQexecPrepared(), encoding/decoding is
> happening (think 0 -> \000) somewhere in the transfer?
Are you specifying it as a text or binary parameter? Have you looked t
On Tue, Oct 25, 2005 at 03:44:36PM +0200, Chris Mair wrote:
Is there a better, faster way to do these inserts?
COPY is generally the fastest way to do bulk inserts (see
PQputCopyData).
Mike Stone
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Hi,
I have the following test setup:
* PG 8.0.4 on Linux (Centos 4) compiled from source.
* DB schema: essentially one table with a few int columns and
one bytea column that stores blobs of 52000 bytes each, a
primary key on one of the int columns.
* A test client was written in C using lib
