Christopher Browne wrote:
> > Not unless you do something that would cause the planner to make
> > different choices next time.  (Such as changing the ANALYZE statistics,
> > perhaps.)  The TODO item is OK as stated, it's just talking about
> > mechanism and not the things that might trigger the mechanism.
> 
> A mechanism might be to bump up the stats stored for pg_autovacuum,
> which would encourage a table to be re-ANALYZEd.
> 
> That may not immediately change ANALYZE statistics, but it's
> something...
> 
> Even if there is NO feedback mechanism on statistics, if we know the
> plan was pretty bad, it is surely at least *a* feedback to invalidate
> the plan.

Something has to cause the replan to be better, and that is one
possibility.

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