Hi,
I'm wondering if this is already on some
todo list for pg_restore but I didn't find any mention of it anywhere, so I
thought I should post this and see what people think..
Basically, I'd like to see an option at
restore time to not include the primary key constraint when issuing the create
table command. I'd like the PK to be added after data has been loaded using an
ALTER command.
The principle reason for this is
performance.
There may also be a bug somewhere, or
perhaps just a problem with my system, but I was trying to restore a fairly
large table (over 7000000 rows) which would run for a couple hours before
failing. Dropping the PK enabled the load to complete in 3 or 4 minutes.
Adding the PK took another 3 or 4 minutes which adds up to quite a
difference.
regards
Iain |
- [ADMIN] pg_restore TODO - delay PK creation Iain