Stephen R. van den Berg wrote:
>A.M. wrote:
>>Anyway, what does "The driver beats libpq in speed by about 62%" mean?
>I.e. speed comparison is 762/483 = 1.63 -> 63% faster.
After some tuning on the libpq side, I can say that:
If libpq is called using a cursor and fetches in 64 row chunks the speed
difference with my driver above is correct.
If libpq is called *not* using a cursor and fetches all (1000) rows in one
go, the new comparison becomes:
583/483 = 1.21, which still makes my driver 21% faster than libpq native.
Please note that my driver automatically chunks up the query using
multiple chained Execute(dynamically calculated limit) and allows
fetching the rows on demand and interleaving portals.
My driver uses a 32KByte buffer per active portal.
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Sincerely, Stephen R. van den Berg.
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