Tom Lane wrote:
[ itch... ] The IEC may think they get to define what's correct, but
I don't think that squares with common usage. The only people who
think MB is measured in decimal are disk-manufacturer marketroids.
Well, just them and the IEEE :)
While common usage has been to use kB to mean 1024 bytes, that isn't
even consistent with the use of the "kilo" prefix for other units (for
example, a kilometer is 1000 meters, not 1024). "Common usage" is simply
mistaken here, IMHO.
(Of course, it doesn't really matter in this case because
pg_pretty_size() is an approximation anyway.)
-Neil
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