Hi,
On Sun, 23 Mar 2008, Martin Pihlak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Attached is a patch that enables tracking function calls through
> the stats subsystem. Original discussion:
> http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-hackers/2007-07/msg00377.php
>
> Introduces new guc variable - track_functions. Possible values are:
> none - no collection, default
> pl - tracks procedural language functions
> all - tracks procedural, SQL and C (not internal) functions
I might have missed the discussion, but I'd love to see a more flexible
interface for configuration parameters. For instance, it'd be great if
we can specify which procedural languages to track in the `pl' GUC.
Moreover, if it'd be possible to specify which specific functions we
want to try, then that would be awesome as well.
For instance, possible configuration combinations for track_functions
can be:
`pl:*' - Tracks procedural, SQL and C (not internal)
functions in the `public' schema.
`pl:pgsql' - Tracks only PL/pgSQL functions.
`pl:scheme' - Tracks only PL/scheme functions.
`foo(int, int)' - Tracks related `foo' function in the public
schema.
`stock.foo(int, int)' - Tracks related `foo' function in the `stock'
schema.
`pl:stock.*' - Tracks procedural, SQL and C (not internal)
functions in the `stock' schema.
Syntax can obviously be much more consistent. (These are just what I
come up with for the very moment.) And I'm aware of the overhead and
complexity(?) this sort of scheme will bring, but I really want to use
such a useful feature with mentioned flexibilities.
Regards.
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