Reply: Can we specify transaction level

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#1guxiaobo1982
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what does a wrapper function mean, count is a standard function in Greenplum, or how to creat the wrapper function.

regards

On Fri, Jul 19, 2013 at 7:47 AM, guxiaobo1982 <guxiaobo1982@qq.com> wrote:

There is another situation,

We have a demo table with about 17000000 rows, the "select count(1) from demotable" statement finishes with-in 3 seconds when executed directlly against the Greenplum database,but it takes about 230 seconds to finish when executed via postgres_fdw inside PostgreSQL 9.3 beta2, I guess that it may because of postgres_fdw pulling data to the PostgreSQL instance and counts the rows there, but I think the query optimizer should pass through the count() function to the Greenplum end, and gets only the result back.

Are you able to create a function in Greenplum which is a wrapper around that count(*) and call that via the postgres_fdw?

#2bricklen
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In reply to: guxiaobo1982 (#1)
Re: Reply: Can we specify transaction level

On Fri, Jul 19, 2013 at 5:08 PM, guxiaobo1982 <guxiaobo1982@qq.com> wrote:

what does a wrapper function mean, count is a standard function in Greenplum, or how to creat the wrapper function.

regards

On Fri, Jul 19, 2013 at 7:47 AM, guxiaobo1982 <guxiaobo1982@qq.com> wrote:

There is another situation,

We have a demo table with about 17000000 rows, the "select count(1) from demotable" statement finishes with-in 3 seconds when executed directlly against the Greenplum database,but it takes about 230 seconds to finish when executed via postgres_fdw inside PostgreSQL 9.3 beta2, I guess that it may because of postgres_fdw pulling data to the PostgreSQL instance and counts the rows there, but I think the query optimizer should pass through the count() function to the Greenplum end, and gets only the result back.

Are you able to create a function in Greenplum which is a wrapper around that count(*) and call that via the postgres_fdw?

Create a function in Greenplum like (untested, I don't have Greenplum)

create table custom_count() returns bigint as $$
select count(*) as total from yourtable;
$$ language sql;

Then from your pg db using postgres_fdw select * from that function (which
resides in Greenplum).

No idea if that'll work or make a difference though.