Re: [GENERAL] Block_Size on NTFS

2009-06-09 Thread Bruce Momjian
Craig Ringer wrote: > Bruce Momjian wrote: > > postgresqlgeneral.domain.thewild_cod...@spamgourmet.com wrote: > >> Hi all ! > >> > >> Reading through the list of settings returned by "SHOW ALL", I noticed > >> the "block_size" variable, which defaults to 8192. > >> > >> Running on Windows Server,

Re: [GENERAL] Block_Size on NTFS

2009-06-09 Thread postgresqlgeneral . domain . thewild_codata
postgresqlgeneral.domain.thewild_cod...@spamgourmet.com wrote: > Bruce Momjian - postgresqlgeneral.domain.thewild_cod...@spamgourmet.com a > ?crit : > > postgresqlgeneral.domain.thewild_cod...@spamgourmet.com wrote: > >> Reading through the list of settings returned by "SHOW ALL", I noticed > >>

Re: [GENERAL] Block_Size on NTFS

2009-06-09 Thread postgresqlgeneral . domain . thewild_codata
Bruce Momjian - br...@momjian.us a écrit : postgresqlgeneral.domain.thewild_cod...@spamgourmet.com wrote: Reading through the list of settings returned by "SHOW ALL", I noticed the "block_size" variable, which defaults to 8192. Running on Windows Server, my data directory is on an NTFS partiti

Re: [GENERAL] Block_Size on NTFS

2009-06-09 Thread Craig Ringer
Bruce Momjian wrote: > postgresqlgeneral.domain.thewild_cod...@spamgourmet.com wrote: >> Hi all ! >> >> Reading through the list of settings returned by "SHOW ALL", I noticed >> the "block_size" variable, which defaults to 8192. >> >> Running on Windows Server, my data directory is on an NTFS part

Re: [GENERAL] Block_Size on NTFS

2009-06-09 Thread Bruce Momjian
postgresqlgeneral.domain.thewild_cod...@spamgourmet.com wrote: > Hi all ! > > Reading through the list of settings returned by "SHOW ALL", I noticed > the "block_size" variable, which defaults to 8192. > > Running on Windows Server, my data directory is on an NTFS partition. > Running CHKDSK on

[GENERAL] Block_Size on NTFS

2009-06-09 Thread postgresqlgeneral . domain . thewild_codata
Hi all ! Reading through the list of settings returned by "SHOW ALL", I noticed the "block_size" variable, which defaults to 8192. Running on Windows Server, my data directory is on an NTFS partition. Running CHKDSK on this partition tells me that there are "4096 bytes in each allocation unit