Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Neil Conway wrote:
>> Slide 37: as far as I know, reordering of outer joins is not implemented
>> in 7.4
> Huh. I could have sworn Tom did something like that.
Not yet. 7.4 can reorder *inner* joins that happen to be written
with JOIN syntax
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 15:38, Jeff wrote:
> Huh. I could have sworn Tom did something like that.
> Perhaps I am thinking of something else.
> You had to enable some magic GUC.
Perhaps you're thinking of the new GUC var join_collapse_limit, which is
related, but doesn't effect the reordering of oute
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Neil Conway wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 11:02, Jeff wrote:
> > The boss cleared my de-company info-ified pg presentation.
>
> Slide 37: as far as I know, reordering of outer joins is not implemented
> in 7.4
>
Huh. I could have sworn Tom did something like that.
Perhaps I a
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 11:02, Jeff wrote:
> The boss cleared my de-company info-ified pg presentation.
Slide 37: as far as I know, reordering of outer joins is not implemented
in 7.4
-Neil
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On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Shridhar Daithankar wrote:
> * Same slide. IIRC postgresql always compresses bytea/varchar. Not too much sure
> about which but there is something that is compressed by default..:-)
> * Tablespaces has a patch floating somewhere. IIRC Gavin Sherry is the one who
> is most ahea
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Shridhar Daithankar wrote:
Thanks for the nitpicks :)
I've taken some into consideration.
I also signed onto the advocacy list so I can be in on discussions there.
Feel free to convert to whatever format you'd like. I originally started
working on it in OpenOffice, but I got
Jeff,
> Its avail in powerpoint and (ugg) powerpoint exported html.
I can probably convert it to OpenOffice.org and Flash. OK?
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Josh Berkus
Aglio Database Solutions
San Francisco
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> * Same slide. IIRC postgresql always compresses bytea/varchar. Not too much sure
> about which but there is something that is compressed by default..:-)
I'm not sure about that.
Even toasted values are not always compressed, though they certainly can
be and usually are.
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Jeff wrote:
Let me know if there are blatant errors, etc in there.
Maybe even slightly more subtle blatant errors :)
Some minor nitpicks,
* Slide 5, postgresql already features 64 bit port. The sentence is slightly
confusing
* Same slide. IIRC postgresql always compresses bytea/varchar. Not too m
The boss cleared my de-company info-ified pg presentation.
It deals with PG features, crude comparison to other dbs, install, admin,
and most importantly - optimization & quirks.
Its avail in powerpoint and (ugg) powerpoint exported html.
Let me know if there are blatant errors, etc in there.
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