I keep trying to imprt large numbers of hands. When I import small numbers I can import at like 70ish hands a second. When I do large numbers it starts at like 30-40 a second and grinds down to like 9-10 a second.
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I keep trying to imprt large numbers of hands. When I import small numbers I can import at like 70ish hands a second. When I do large numbers it starts at like 30-40 a second and grinds down to like 9-10 a second.
Try doing a defrag with this tool its very good http://www.defraggler.com/ and should increase speeds
Turn off the postgreSQL service while your doing it Start > All Programs > PostgreSQL > Stop Service and then turn it back on when finished Start > All Programs > PostgreSQL > Start Service
Its a fresh install of windows 7 RC mate, doesn't need defragging. Or do you mean defrag the db?Quote:
Originally Posted by morny
It can vary alot with smaller samples, with bigger samples it takes a while to workout the time as it estimates it based on the hands it has imported so far plus as the database grows the speed will decrease. 10h/s is on the slow side but Roy said hell be revisiting tuning this so everyone sees and increase in import speeds.
i have the sample problem...installed windows 7 today and teh impoert is at 10 hands per second...on windows xp it has been at least 60 per second
dunno what the probelem is
Laptop or desktop? Laptops are typically much slower than desktops. My 3 year old XP machine imports at 40 h/s and my new Vista machine is twice that or more.
Please update to the latest beta - http://www.holdemmanager.com/downloads/HmBetaUpdate.exe
Under Vista and Windows 7 make sure UAC is disabled http://www.holdemmanager.net/faq/afmmain.aspx?faqid=73 or holdemmanager.exe, hmhud.exe, and dbcontrolpanel.exe are started as administrator. Run the windows explorer and navigate to your Holdemmanager installation directory. Right click the dbcontrolpanel.exe, holdemmanager.exe, and the hmhud.exe executable and select "Run as admin" from the popup menu.
Done. Its still that slow. not even 20 hands p/s. I have an E8400 duo core with 2 gig ram.
You didnt answer if it was laptop/desktop? This wouldnt surprise me on a laptop. I cant imagine why installing w7 would make such a big difference.
I would suggest you do the majority of the things in this thread: http://www.holdemmanager.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=11194
Some of the most important things, imo:
- Remove the WinnerName, WinnerCards and WinnerWon from the Hands View Column Selector
- Turning off logging and deleting existing logs
- Vacuum/Full/Analyze, then Reindex - http://www.holdemmanager.net/faq/afm...aspx?faqid=163
- Defrag last and make sure you stop the postgresql service before you defrag. I personally use Smart Defrag.
- Do a Cold Boot (Shut Down > Start) before you use HM again
Which version of postgresql did you install?
Try reinstalling 8.4 if you dont have it. http://forums.holdemmanager.com/showthread.php?t=20755
and check this thread - http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/28...mputer-362568/
Did you turn off logging?
Logging:
I would suggest you turn off logging on your new SQL installation as well as these other performance improvements - Top 10: HEM performance increase tips
To turn off logging, follow these instructions. This is the first thing I do anytime I install SQL for someone.
- Start > My Computer > Tools > Folder Options > View > UnCheck 'Hide Extensions for known file types' > OK
- C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\data\postgresql.conf > Right-Click > Open With.. > NotePad > Check 'Always use this program'
- Scroll about half way down to ~Lines 245 - 260:
- The last line of this block of code, for the 'logging_collector', must be changed from On to Off.
HTML Code:------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ERROR REPORTING AND LOGGING
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# - Where to Log -
log_destination = 'stderr' # Valid values are combinations of
# stderr, csvlog, syslog and eventlog,
# depending on platform. csvlog
# requires logging_collector to be on.
# This is used when logging to stderr:
logging_collector = off # Enable capturing of stderr and csvlog
File > Save; File > Close
Start > Programs > PostgreSQL 8.3 > Reload Configuration.
- Start > My Computer > C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\data\pg_log, or C:\Program Files (x86)\PostgreSQL\data\pg_log, if you have 64 bit Vista. Delete all files in that folder. And it might be a good idea to empty your recycle bin at that point, or use a 3rd party utility like CCleaner to clean up all your junk/temporary files. You want to do this before you get to the vacuum and defrag process.