[rt-users] Further import woes

[Matthew Watson]

I don't think its really an issue with your setup, I did a limited
import of about 200 tickets and this took approx 10 minutes...
of cause this means our database of 220000+ tickets is going to take 
awhile to process :)



On Wed, Sep 26, 2001 at 04:54:28PM -0700, J B Bell wrote:
> Well, I seem to have a successful import going, for adequately broad
> definitions of "success."
> 
> Having copied the mysql RT1 database to the same machine that is to
> house the RT2 setup seems to have solved the mysterious connection
> death problems.  Unfortunately, the import is zipping along at about
> 43 minutes per 1,000 tickets.  This will make our database of some
> 28,000 tickets take about 24 hours.  Not so bad in itself, since of
> course it only needs to be done once, but I'd rather avoid that long a
> service outage, since it would be good to avoid needing to re-import
> again after the main import is done to get the delta in.
> 
> Any suggestions?  Is this wholly bizarre, indicating some mysql
> misconfiguration?  It seems peculiar given how quickly a web page
> comes up in RT, which must use a similar query, but presumably the
> logic to transform the mysql records into a Pg insert is
> time-consuming--I don't know.  It's running on a pIII-550, fwiw.
> 
> Any clues gratefully accepted.
> 
> --JB
> 
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Matthew Watson
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