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"Shahan, Ray" <[log in to unmask]>
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Shahan, Ray
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Mon, 8 Dec 2003 11:23:12 -0600
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Aha!  I have the answer!

Even though I set TPI off, I still have to de-install the OMNIDEX indexes
(geez!).

Thanks to all who helped.   :-)


Ray Shahan


> Hi all,
>
>         I was doing an archive of a data set in IMAGE this
> weekend, and I
> was disappointed at the performance of the PUTS.  I had
> created a flat file
> previously of the records to add back, the DB was set with AUTODEFER
> enabled, TPI off, and no IMAGE paths were on the set (just
> OMNIDEX keys).
> The set had 101 million entries when I started, I unloaded
> the 40 million we
> wanted to keep via SUPRTOOL into a SD file (this only took 58
> minutes),
> erased and resized the set to 60 million via ADAGER, and then
> began the PUTS
> via SUPRTOOL with the set locked up front.  My performance
> time was 3.5
> million PUTS per hour, and I was really disappointed.
>
>         So, am I missing something here?  I truly thought
> that because I had
> no IMAGE keys, AUTODEFER was on, and TPI was off the set
> should load very
> quickly?
>
>         Thanks for any help/advice on this (I have to start
> over for next
> weekend since I didn't have enough time to load and reindex the set).
>
>




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