Tom Lane writes:
> I think this example is pretty artificial. The fundamental reason
> memory is increasing is that each subtransaction can require
> some state
> storage. In the example the per-subtransaction CurTransactionContexts
> are not getting used for anything except encoding conversion
"Dylan Adams" writes:
> I'm running into a situation where postmaster is consuming significantly
> more memory than I would expect. This only seems to happen when I
> combine savepoints with differences between client and database
> encoding. I originally discovered this while running some Java co
I'm running into a situation where postmaster is consuming significantly
more memory than I would expect. This only seems to happen when I
combine savepoints with differences between client and database
encoding. I originally discovered this while running some Java code
which uses JDBC (the postgre
