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Measuring the time it takes to run a script with a certain number of database roundtrips
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| TIME moves placements swaps resigns timeouts TOTAL req/s s/req | |
| ================================================================================================ | |
| 47m36.012s 18770 18314 225 443 13 37765 13.22 0.075 | |
| 36m51.226s 9385 18314 225 443 13 28380 12.83 0.078 |
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req/s and s/req just look like inverses. But I'd be curious if you've reached the point that the main script code is dominating the runtime -- so that if you averaged just the time of the DB requests, if s/req would trend to a bound.