Josh Berkus writes:
>> And your point is? The design center for the current setup is maybe 5
>> or 10 partitions. We didn't intend it to be used for more partitions
>> than you might have spindles to spread the data across.
> Where did that come from? It certainly wasn't anywhere when the feat
On Mon, 2010-10-04 at 11:34 -0700, Josh Berkus wrote:
> > And your point is? The design center for the current setup is maybe 5
> > or 10 partitions. We didn't intend it to be used for more partitions
> > than you might have spindles to spread the data across.
>
> Where did that come from?
Yea
> And your point is? The design center for the current setup is maybe 5
> or 10 partitions. We didn't intend it to be used for more partitions
> than you might have spindles to spread the data across.
Where did that come from? It certainly wasn't anywhere when the feature
was introduced. Simo
Josh Berkus writes:
>> [ shrug ... ] We do not promise that the current partitioning scheme
>> scales to the number of partitions where this is likely to be an
>> interesting concern.
> Actually, you can demonstrate pretty significant response time delays on
> only 50 partitions.
And your point
> [ shrug ... ] We do not promise that the current partitioning scheme
> scales to the number of partitions where this is likely to be an
> interesting concern.
Actually, you can demonstrate pretty significant response time delays on
only 50 partitions.
> We're talking "wasted effort on a dead-
Josh Berkus writes:
> The issue is this: when a partitioned table is evaluated by the planner
> for constraint exclusion, it evaluates ALL check constraints on each
> partition, regardless of whether or not they include a referenced column
> in the query (and whether or not they relate to partitio
Simon, Greg, etc.,
Just barked my nose against a major performance issue with CE &
partitioning, and was wondering if anyone had poked at it.
The issue is this: when a partitioned table is evaluated by the planner
for constraint exclusion, it evaluates ALL check constraints on each
partition, reg
