[pybsddb] Batch import is slowing down

[Jesus Cea]

On 24/06/15 12:09, Amirouche Boubekki wrote:
> Indeed the documentation is very good, you did a very good job with that.

I didn't write it :-). In fact neither Oracle did. It was mostly written
in the SleepyCat era :), before Oracle bought them.

Anyway I am not related to Oracle in any way at all.

> - The first set of 10 000 entries took 3 seconds to load.
> - 49th set took 2 minutes

If could be a cache size issue. I can't really tell without checking it
myself. What does "db_stat -m" show?. Initialize the stats with "db_stat
-mZ" from time to time and compare results between the beginning and the
slow part.

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