> My guess is that all the queries that involves the columns that are
> being indexed need to
> be rewritten to use the newly created indexes to avoid the performance
> issues. The reason
> is that REINDEX does not help either. Does it make sense?
>
Qing,
Generally, adding new indexes blindly will hurt performance, not help it.
More indexes mean more work during INSERT/UPDATE. That could easily be
hampering your performance if you have a high INSERT/UPDATE volume.
Run your queries through EXPLAIN ANALYZE to make sure they're using the
right indexes. Take a look at the pg_stat_user_indexes table to see what
indexes are simply not being used.
Jason
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