Hi,
I use it quite often, since I'm dealing with partitioning keys that have
high cardinality, ie, high number of different values. If your
cardinality is very high, but your spacing between values is not
uniform, HASH will balance your partitioned tables naturally. If your
spacing between
cluster instance
running on the same host.
Rui DeSousa <mailto:r...@crazybean.net>
Friday, January 4, 2019 10:53 AM
Don’t need separate binaries for each cluster; only separate binaries
for each version needed; i.e. 9.6.1, 9.6.2, etc.
MichaelDBA <mailto:michael...@sqlexec.co
To put it simply: you cannot run different major versions of PostgreSQL
with the same binaries. 3 things need to be separate. You named 2 of
them: data directory and port. The 3rd one is separate binary locations
for each PG cluster instance running on the same host.
What I do is create a se
