I recall seeing a message by Tom Lane stating that dropping and
re-creating a primary index may speed up db performance. Is there a
SQL command that will do this?
My current method is to use pg_dump -s to dump out the schema. Then I
go through and cut out everything but the CREATE INDEX lines.
Just off the top of my head,
Couldn't you write a little PL/PGSQL procedure which queries the system
tables and builds statements to execute with the new EXECUTE command for
each record returned that would drop and recreate the indexes? It would
take a little work but would be generic enough to
See REINDEX.
regards, tom lane
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Tom Lane wrote:
See REINDEX.
Thanks.
-Tony
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