als, I think that the
usual policy of using the standard interface when possible should
apply.
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, which can
be throttled down to 25% of what ultra-mega-hosting users get.
Simple load shedding is a baby step in the right direction. If
nothing else, it will cast a spotlight on some of the problem
areas.
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ntation requirements, and I was hoping that
SGML + free software would come to the rescue. If it's just a matter
of time and effort, this may be an big enough area of overlap with
work that I can spend Official Time and/or Official Money on it.
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s
are all SGML and HTML. I could really use a printable copy, but
last time I tried to generate it from the SGML, it was a nightmare
(and afterward, I discovered that the release docs are apparently
made by hand anyway).
Am I missing something?
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NOT NULL DEFAULT 'foo');
Then a function on "base" could look at table_id and know which
table it's working on. A waste of space, but I can think of
uses for it.
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lmost traditional 'net environment.
Your application sounds like a perfect fit for LDAP.
In other words, keep your database in Postgres, but export views of it
through for clients to query through LDAP. Rely on LDAP replication,
since it has the model you need and works today.
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ust the "recent" data,
and would it be possible to find out which records are part of that
damaged set?
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#x27;d be curious
to see how this changes if you artificially slow down your loop, or
adjust your OS's filesystem parameters. It may give some more clues.
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erkeley papers repository
> http://s2k-ftp.CS.Berkeley.EDU:8000/postgres/papers/
> but I'd be surprised if it's more than an overview...
Well, there's this: http://gist.cs.berkeley.edu/
and this: http://gist.cs.berkeley.edu/pggist/
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