I was wondering whether setting synchronous_commit = off will have the
following side effect.
(1) Process A issues UPDATE command on row x, from false to true.
(2) After that, Process B READ from row x.
Is it possible that when Process B start to read row x, the "true" value is not
being "flushed" to the table. Hence, process B will read the row x as false?
If this situation will happen, is it possible that Process B may issues a
command, use to "flush all" pending data to be written to disk?
Thanks and Regards
Yan Cheng CHEOK
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