Thats a good point, we have tried setting the parallelism and it runs faster but not enough.
Im just confused that compared to the other DB engines is so poor performing on INSERTS.
SQL is our production platform so need to find a way round this, i guess the next step is more hardware.....
Nope, no triggers, no indexes. Its a table freshly created with a varchar(10) and 2 float columns.
No blocking issues or waits in activity monitor. Profiler shows each insert statement running in 1.3 seconds which is horrendously slow.
We have tried several methods, from individual statements...
No thats the odd thing, no indexes or any constraints.
Basically its a 3 column table.
We are replicating some of the realtime use the system gets and inserting 1.7mil in batches of one thousand.
Hi Guys
Having an interesting problem with SQL Server 2008 at work.
We are inserting 1.7million records in to a table (not using BCP but there are reasons for this) and its taking 30-40 minutes to run.
When we run the same SQL in PostGres or MySQL it takes a minute or two.
Any thoughts on...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.