> Why do you think it useful to preload something during InitPostgres,
> anyway? Any heavily used table will certainly be present in shared
> buffers already, and even more surely present in kernel buffers.
And if you really want it preloaded you can issue dummy selects
with a client right after
Ana Cerejo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am trying a pre-load a user table during InitPostgres. I tried to mimic
> the relevant actions in ReverifyDatabase to carry this out. I manage to
> load the first block of the table. However, if a table is more than 1
> block, I end up getting warnin
I am trying a pre-load a user table during InitPostgres. I tried to mimic
the relevant actions in ReverifyDatabase to carry this out. I manage to
load the first block of the table. However, if a table is more than 1
block, I end up getting warnings about relcache reference leaks. It looks
