Tomasz Ostrowski wrote:
On 2008-06-06 07:25, Brent Wood wrote:
Would "real" tables in a tablespace defined on a ramdisk meet this
need?
Bad idea. This would mean an unusable database after a restart.
Funnily, I was thinking the same this night, somehow defining a
tablespace on tmpfs or something, so I really liked Brents suggestion.
Sadly, it seems this would have some real downsides...
You could also mount a tablespace on a physical disk with a
filesystem which has delayed/deferred writes to disk
Not a vary good idea. This could mean an unusable database after a crash
or power failure.
Regards
Tometzky
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