[DB-SIG] Python/PostgreSQL API performance comparison
Gerhard Häring
gh at ghaering.de
Mon Jun 2 22:28:24 EDT 2003
Chris Cogdon wrote:
> On Monday, Jun 2, 2003, at 11:49 US/Pacific, Federico Di Gregorio wrote:
>
>> thank you for the tests,
>
>
> You're welcome! I've added as a low-priority ToDo to create a simple
> framework, including a database schema and some data, so folk can
> replicate the tests on their own systems and send back changes for
> additional tests to try. This will include a query that takes very
> little DMBS processing, (such as a straight table select), as well as
> one that takes a lot (such as what I've got at the moment). I doubt
> there'd be any difference in the DB-API performance... but, you never
> know :)
>
> It really is low priority for me... but if someone really would like it,
> I can up the priority with the appropriate encouragements :)
>
> I'm still happy to take suggestions for changes or additions, though. If
> they're easy, I'll add them straight in.
It's been on my TODO list as well. Cos without publicly available schema
*and* test data, such benchmarks are of limited value.
Thanks for your information, though. It's been the first time I've heard
pyPgSQL having too much overhead in a *real-life* case.
-- Gerhard
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