Re: RE : Re: Major impact on authentication!



Sorry Mr. Geoffroy, your message arrived only now in my e-mail.

Somehow, every list message takes a large amount of time to come into my e-mail.

Thank you for your concerns and yes, postgresql has debug/ analyze
commands that displays the time that commit or anything else take to
complete.


On 2/5/07, Geoffroy Arnoud <garnoud@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> >
> > The database takes between 15ms and 40ms to answer
> to freeradius
>
>   Sometimes it takes a LOT longer than that.
>
I don't konw how you measure the processing time. I
don't know what your request does, but if it does one
or several commit(s), is the commit time counted?
I have used Oracle/TkProf (tkprof is a request
profiling tool from Oracle) and the time for commit is
not given. The only way to have it is to measure it as
a black-box.

But maybe it's what you already do. An maybe that
prostgre return the commit time?

Geoff.






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