On Fri, Jun 09, 2006 at 05:29:08PM +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I had check using ps -auxw|grep postgres & using select * from
> pg_stat_activity
> and it shows that the is really running and use 99% of the CPU.
> 
> Is there any wrong with the query?
> As suggested by Jan Cruz, it is to fine tune the performance of the query.
> Even if I not fine tune the query it should able to run without problem.
> 
> What I not understand is why this query stuck when the connection growth up
> to certain limit.
> 
> I did try execute the query with the connection more than 45 and it really
> stuck there.
> I wait for around 10 minutes but it still running.

Was the box swapping during this time? What are the specs on the
machine?

> I kill about 10 connections then the query start to run and finish within
> 30 sec.
> 
> May I know what will be the possible cause of this problem?
> 
> Regards,
> KH Ang
> 
> 
> 
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>                       <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>         To:       "Qingqing Zhou" 
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>                       [EMAIL PROTECTED]        Subject:  Re: [BUGS] statement 
> stuck when the connection grew up to 45 or more          
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> This is the statement which having problem:
>      select count(distinct empno) as counter1 from pay_master_history
>            where empno in (select empno from pay_batch_basic_history where
> organizationid like '015003%')
>      and processyear = '2006'
>      and processmonth = '05'
>      and processbatch = '1'
> 
> SELECT COUNT (*) FROM (
> SELECT empno as counter1 from pay_master_history as a
> INNER JOIN (select empno from pay_batch_basic_history where organizationid
> like '015003%'      and processyear = '2006'
>      and processmonth = '05'
>      and processbatch = '1') as b
> ON b.empno = a.empno ) as count_result
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> or just create the view and use inner join then count :b
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