Mariel Cherkassky wrote:
> I'm trying to understand something that is weird on one of my environments.
> When I query pg_stat_all_tables I see that most of the tables dont have any
> value in the last_autovacuum/analyze column. In addition the columns
> autovacuum_count/analyze_count is set to 0. H
Hi,
I'm trying to understand something that is weird on one of my environments.
When I query pg_stat_all_tables I see that most of the tables dont have any
value in the last_autovacuum/analyze column. In addition the columns
autovacuum_count/analyze_count is set to 0. However, when checking the
log
Greetings,
* Fabio Pardi (f.pa...@portavita.eu) wrote:
> We are open to any kind of feedback and we hope you enjoy the reading.
Looks like a lot of the difference being seen and the comments made
about one being faster than the other are because one system is
compressing *everything*, while PG (q
Hi list,
For your consideration I'm submitting you a research I made together with my
colleague Wouter.
We compared the 2 databases for our specific use case on medical data stored
using FHIR standard.
This is indeed a very restrictive use case, and moreover under read only
circumstances. We
