Program lose the connection to backend

Ricardo Vaz Mannrich <rvm_l1@uol.com.br> writes:

I have a program thar reads a file with a lot of rows (10000) and, sometimes,
my program can't insert new rows to the database because it lost the
connection to the backend. The problem is random and I don't know what
happens.

Did you look in the postmaster log file to see what messages are
recorded? Did you look for a core dump file?

I think that postgres 7.2 slower than 7.1.2. My program processed 650 files 4
times faster in 7.1.2 using the same database structure (created by pg_dump
-s). Is this true? Is 7.2 slower?

It's not supposed to be. But with no details you're not going to get
any useful answers, at least not better than "did you remember to VACUUM
ANALYZE in the new database?"

regards, tom lane

Em Seg 11 Mar 2002 11:52, you wrote:

Ricardo Vaz Mannrich <rvm_l1@uol.com.br> writes:

I have a program thar reads a file with a lot of rows (10000) and,
sometimes, my program can't insert new rows to the database because it
lost the connection to the backend. The problem is random and I don't
know what happens.

Did you look in the postmaster log file to see what messages are
recorded? Did you look for a core dump file?

I think I have no log file becaus the start script uses -S in postmaster.
Just in 7.2 I have a log. I'll activate the logging and search for the
problem.

I think that postgres 7.2 slower than 7.1.2. My program processed 650
files 4 times faster in 7.1.2 using the same database structure (created
by pg_dump -s). Is this true? Is 7.2 slower?

It's not supposed to be. But with no details you're not going to get
any useful answers, at least not better than "did you remember to VACUUM
ANALYZE in the new database?"

Yes, every day :)

I'm using Linux 2.4.12 with Athlon 1.3, 256 RAM and HD IDE/ATA 40GB (I know
SCIS is better...) And I'm using the same machine.

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Ricardo Vaz Mannrich
Comunidade GNU/Linux do Brasil - http://www.comlinux.com.br
Linux user: #158685