On 11/21/2013 12:40 PM, Joey Quinn wrote:
I have a table (5 columns) with approximately 670 million rows. It has
had an index (unique) on an inet column from the beginning. Today I
added a primary key constraint based on the same column thinking that
since it already had an index, this would be a relatively quick
operation. That does not appear to be case. It has gone into a "not
responding" status for an hour or so now. As a point of reference, I'm
using 9.3 on a 64 bit Windows Server 2008 (32 GB ram) and inserts so far
have taken 6 1/2 - 7 minutes for each batch of 16.7 million rows.
Other than not creating the primary key at the beginning, did I do
anything wrong? and can I reasonably expect the current operation to finish?
It will finish but it is checking that not only is it unique, but NOT
NULL. You may want to cancel it and try:
select count(*) from foo where bar IS NULL;
If you have NULL in the column, you don't have a primary key
Joshua D. Drake
Joey
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