Subject | Sleeping inside gbak... |
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Author | Nigel Weeks |
Post date | 2003-12-16T06:03:53Z |
I recently did a restore using the 'time' command on FreeBSD 4.8:
`time gbak -r -user...`
It came up with some interesting results:
2.188u 4.383s 1:31.51 7.1% 187+830k 0+0io 0pf+0w
2.188 seconds of 'user' time
4.383 seconds of 'system' (kernel) time
Disk was idle, host was localhost(over tcp/ip, though)
The backup was the only connection to the database.
Machine load was under 0.1 ...
There wouldn't be excess 'usleep' commands in there, would there?
Could backup/restore be sped up at all?...
`time gbak -r -user...`
It came up with some interesting results:
2.188u 4.383s 1:31.51 7.1% 187+830k 0+0io 0pf+0w
2.188 seconds of 'user' time
4.383 seconds of 'system' (kernel) time
Disk was idle, host was localhost(over tcp/ip, though)
The backup was the only connection to the database.
Machine load was under 0.1 ...
There wouldn't be excess 'usleep' commands in there, would there?
Could backup/restore be sped up at all?...