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1) If the table is journaled, make sure you use commitment control (or
stop journaling )
2) Don't write one row one at at time.

INSERT INTO <lib.file>(field1, field2, etc)
VALUES (value1a, value2a, etc),(value1b, value2b, etc), (value1c,
value2c, etc),<....>

Charles


On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 4:06 PM, Gqcy <gmufasa01@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have a process that just inserts rows ( INSERT INTO <lib.file>
(field1, field2, etc) VALUES(value1, value2, etc)

things were great.... until I got like 400k records in the file,
then when I wanted to do a lot of writes at near the same time,
performance died.

I see something in the SQL monitor about doing a "table scan" before
each INSERT.
How do I NOT do this? (if I can)

I have no key on this physical.
Should I create this file differently?
Does someone have the "perfect example" of a process that only writes to
a BIG FILE?


Thanks

Gerald

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