Tatsuo Ishii wrote:
> Here is a revised version of pg_stattuple, which shows how many tuples
> are "dead" etc. Per Tom's suggestion, a statistic of free/resuable
> space is now printed.
>
> test=# select pgstattuple('accounts');
> NOTICE: physical length: 39.06MB live tuples: 100000 (12.59MB, 32.23%) dead tuples:
>200000 (25.18MB, 64.45%) free/reusable space: 0.04MB (0.10%) overhead: 3.22%
> pgstattuple
> -------------
> 64.453125
>
> What I'm not sure is:
>
> o Should I place any kind of lock after reading buffer?
>
> o Should I use similar algorithm to the one used in vacuum to determin
> whether the tuple is "dead" or not?
>
> Suggestions?
A little unrelated to your question, but what about returning
an array of all the values and adding another argument to
suppress the NOTICE? That would IMHO make the function very
useful in administrative tools.
Jan
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