That is interesting - both psql and JDBC merely submit statements for the backend to process, so generally you would expect no difference in execution plan or performance.

It might be worth setting "log_statement=true" in postgresql.conf and checking that you are executing *exactly* the same statement in both JDBC and psql.

regards

Mark

P.s : lets see the output from  EXPLAIN ANALYZE  :-)

Bill Chandler wrote:

Thanks for the advice.

On further review it appears I am only getting this performance degradation when I run the command via
a JDBC app. If I do the exact same query from
psql, the performance is fine. I've tried both the
JDBC2 and JDBC3 jars. Same results.








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