Kaare Rasmussen <ka...@jasonic.dk> writes:
> As I understand the changes to the notification system in 9.0, apart from
> being able to carry a payload, it will guarantee the order of delivery, and
> also it will keep the notification and notify any listener, even if the
> listener didn't register at the time of notification. Is this correct?
Well, order of delivery depends on commit order, so there's only a
pretty weak guarantee there, although I guess it is stronger than
before. As for the other thing, listeners are *not* guaranteed to
get any notices that were committed before they commit their LISTEN.
They are guaranteed to get ones that were committed afterwards, but
that's the same as before.
regards, tom lane
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