On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 12:16 PM, Dave Crooke dcro...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi folks
This could be a sheer volume issue, but I though I would ask the wisdom of
this forum as to next investigative steps.
To answers the question in your subject, yes. If the disk head is
positioned to write in one
Hi folks
This could be a sheer volume issue, but I though I would ask the wisdom of
this forum as to next investigative steps.
We use PostgreSQL 8.4.4 which is bundled with our application as a VMware
virtual appliance. The bulk of the app's database activity is recording
performance data
On 1/24/2012 2:16 PM, Dave Crooke wrote:
Hi folks
This could be a sheer volume issue, but I though I would ask the wisdom
of this forum as to next investigative steps.
We use PostgreSQL 8.4.4 which is bundled with our application as a
VMware virtual appliance. The bulk of the app's
On 24 Leden 2012, 21:16, Dave Crooke wrote:
Hi folks
This could be a sheer volume issue, but I though I would ask the wisdom of
this forum as to next investigative steps.
We use PostgreSQL 8.4.4 which is bundled with our application as a VMware
virtual appliance. The bulk of the
Hi guys
Thanks for the quick followups folks please note I am deliberately
running a setup without commit guarantees, so a lot of the conventional
advice about not doing small writes isn't applicable, but I do want to
understand more about how this affects PG internals even if the I/O is
On 24.1.2012 22:36, Dave Crooke wrote:
Hi guys
Thanks for the quick followups folks please note I am deliberately
running a setup without commit guarantees, so a lot of the conventional
advice about not doing small writes isn't applicable, but I do want to
understand more about how this
