On Wed, Oct 05, 2011 at 02:37:37PM +0100, Rory Campbell-Lange wrote:
> 
> I've been using non-batch insertion with postgres (following your dare, I 
> think, Phil) for about a year. Backups are only about 8TB, but it works 
> extremely well for us. 
> 

Hi folks,

thanks for your recommendations and thoughts. I've also noticed long
wait times for jobs with status "Dir inserting attributes", and it
looks like the new compile (5.0.3) was configured without batch
insertion by default. 

I'm still looking for mysql optimizations, or do you think it best to
leave my.cnf at the default values (we don't do many restores) and use
the maximum amount of RAM for the fs buffer cache as needed? 

All the best, Uwe 
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