On 10/04/2010 07:50 AM, Craig Ringer wrote:
- If the crash dump handler is enabled by setting the GUC, all backends register the handler during startup or (if it proves practical) when the GUC is changed. - When the handler is triggered by the OS trapping an unhandled exception, it loads dbghelp.dll, writes the appropriate dump format to the hardcoded path, and terminates the process.
What is the performance impact of doing that? Specifically, how does it affect backend startup time?
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