> Andrew Sullivan's fairly regular response is that he tried (albeit > not VASTLY extensively) to distinguish between disks when working > with fibre arrays, and he couldn't measure an improvement in > shifting WAL (the OBVIOUS thing to shift) to separate disks.
Real quick... the faster the drives, the less important it is to move WAL onto a different drive. The slower the drives, the more important this is... which is why this isn't as necessary (if at all) for large production environments. -sc -- Sean Chittenden ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 8: explain analyze is your friend