6 Nov
2017
6 Nov
'17
11:19 a.m.
I may have some time to look into sqlippool performance...but in the meantime you may need to tweak your postgres configs to make the server more optimal. there are several free tools that you can run against your PGSQL to see what can be tweaked (after the DB has been running for some hours and slammed by queries...get better results that way) eg pgtune (http://pgfoundry.org/projects/pgtune/) this will tweak your buffers, memory usage, cpu usage etc alan