Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Gbak backup/restore loss of performance |
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Author | Ann W. Harrison |
Post date | 2005-07-21T16:35:42Z |
dominique.barrieu wrote:
you're seeing is server startup overhead - reading metadata etc. What
happens if you time not the first run of the query but the second?
much higher index compression.
Regards,
Ann
>You don't show starting and stopping the server. My guess is that what
> We carry out the following procedure:
> - Run script of creation of the data base with primary key, foreign key
> and index
> - Run data insertion script
> - Run a querry with isql. The stat gives a time of 0.16s
> [backup, restore, rerun query 0.9s]
you're seeing is server startup overhead - reading metadata etc. What
happens if you time not the first run of the query but the second?
>Gbak builds indexes after inserting data (called a bulk load) and gets
> PS: after restore the data base is 10% smaller than orrigine...
>
much higher index compression.
Regards,
Ann