From: | "Cstdenis" <cstdenis(at)voicio(dot)com> |
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To: | <pgsql-performance(at)postgresql(dot)org> |
Subject: | How can I make this query faster (resend) |
Date: | 2006-05-19 22:56:49 |
Message-ID: | 03e001c67b99$8321f010$6401a8c0@chris |
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(Its been a hour and I dont see my message on the list so I'm sending it again. I've moved the queries and analyze out of the email incase it was rejected because too long)
query: http://pastebin.ca/57218
In the pictures table all the ratings have a shared index
CREATE INDEX idx_rating ON pictures USING btree (rating_nudity, rating_violence, rating_sex, rating_racism, rating_spoilers, rating_yaoi, rating_yuri, rating_profanity);
and approved and date_submitted and user_id also have their own btree indexes.
In the picture_categories table pid and cat_id have their own btree indices plus one together.
Full table definition: http://pastebin.ca/57219
the cat_id and rating values vary from query to query. The one listed above took 54 seconds in a test run just now. Here is explain analyze: http://pastebin.ca/57220
Both pictures and picture categories have about 287,000 rows
This query needs to run in under about a second or it kills my site by clogging apache slots (apache maxes out at 256 and I can have several hundred people on my site at a time). How can I make it run faster?
Server is a dual xeon with a gig of ram dedicated mostly to postgresql.
Here is the changed lines in my postgresql.conf: http://pastebin.ca/57222
I know hyperthreading is considered something that can slow down a server but with my very high concurancy (averages about 400-500 concurant users during peak hours) I am hoping the extra virtual CPUs wil help. Anyone have experance that says diferent at high concurancy?
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