structure size.
I'm trying to avoid that.
-leoaaryan
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Hi Craig,
Sorry for the multiple point of contact for the same question. I'll keep in
mind to attach similar corresponding links in future if any.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39607940/is-it-possible-to-know-the-memory-being-allocated-by-the-method-createsharedmem
and
http://stackoverflow.c
Hi Michael,
I think the method "pg_get_shmem_allocations" mentioned in the patch will
give the allocated shared memory when the postgres db server is running. I'm
trying to get the same without running the server if possible.
Please correct me if I have failed to understand the discussion thread
27;ve not understood
anything.
-leoaaryan.
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I am a newbie to databases and Postgres and I am trying to analyze the shared
memory being calculated and allocated by Postgres in the method
"CreateSharedMemoryAndSemaphores" for different major versions for different
postgres.conf file
My idea was to create a utility in Postgres and calll out th
