I didn't see a response to your question yet, so I'll throw in my 2
cents.
I had similar questions as yours; I found my answers in section 3.5 of
the Administrator's Guide (I looked at v.7.2.x, but it's also in
v7.3.1). They are all available at
http://www.us.postgresql.org/users-l
Tom Lane wrote:
Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
curious about some things, so I set shared_buffers to 16 (which the
config file claims is the lowest allowable value) The result was
that Postgre refused to start. I upped it to 32 and the result
was the same.
I looked in both /var/log/messa
I'm new to this list.
This morning I was experimenting with some tunings for PostgreSQL.
(I currently have 7.3.1 installed ... it's behind a firewall so I've
been using that as an excuse not to worry about 7.3.2 yet) I was
curious about some things, so I set shared_buffers to 16 (which the
config
Hello,
Firstly I apologise for my terrible english.
we are using postgresql 7.2.x (currently 7.2.4)
on our production server for last year (and also
we are on suse 7.2).
Last night i was working on the project for
porting our application on pgsql 7.3.2 when a strange
thing happen. The machine han
