On Fri, Mar 29, 2019 at 12:27 PM Masahiko Sawada <sawada.m...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yeah, but since multiple relations might be specified in VACUUM
> command we need to process index_cleanup option after opened each
> relations. Maybe we need to process all options except for
> INDEX_CLEANUP in ExecVacuum() and pass VacuumStmt down to vacuum_rel()
> and process it in manner of you suggested after opened the relation.
> Is that right?
Blech, no, let's not do that. We'd better use some method that can
indicate yes/no/default. Something like psql's trivalue thingy, but
probably not exactly that. We can define an enum for this purpose,
for example - VACUUM_INDEX_CLEANUP_{ENABLED,DISABLED,DEFAULT}. Or
maybe there's some other way. But let's not pass bits of the parse
tree around any more than really required.
> > I think it would be better to just ignore the INDEX_CLEANUP option
> > when FULL is specified.
>
> Okay, but why do we ignore that in this case while we complain in the
> case of FULL and DISABLE_PAGE_SKIPPING?
Well, that's a fair point, I guess. If we go that that route, we'll
need to make sure that setting the reloption doesn't prevent VACUUM
FULL from working -- the complaint must only affect an explicit option
on the VACUUM command line. I think we should have a regression test
for that.
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