Sorry to say that I cannot see which process is used to do checkpoints. I just see two main functions.
pgstat_recvbuffer(): this function is to receive the information from the postgres .this function is the main body of buffer process
pgstat_min():this function is to do the job of getting info
Here's something that's been bothering me for a while... Perhaps this
is correct behaviour, but I can't quite see how. This does not happen
if I replace the FETCHes by MOVEs.
Here's the reference case:
jtv=> begin;
BEGIN
jtv=> declare c cursor for select * from events;
DECLARE CURSOR
jtv=> fetc
"=?gb2312?q?William.Jiang?=" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>I have read the code and I am wondering why we need two processes to do the work.
>I think one process can work as well. Are there something special you considered when
>you developed this feature?
It's a buffering issue. Read the di
First off, happy holidays to all!
Next, can anyone tell me the proper channel for reporting bugs and
feature requests for GBorg itself? I've looked around, but I may have
missed something.
One feature I'd really like, is to have its automatic email notification
(for bug reports, status changes e
=?gb2312?q?William.Jiang?= wrote:
>
> hi,all hackers of postgres
>
> when postmaster start as a service . another two
> processes(collector & buffer ) start their work at the same
> time.
>
>I have read the code and I am wondering why we need two
>processes to do the work. I
Hi all,
I will to make the SQL 92/99 conformance test for Postgresql, could you give
me some advices
on which tool can meet the demand ?
Great thanks for any message.
Josh
