Dave Cramer wrote:
Well, it's not quite that simple
the rule of thumb is 6-10% of available memory before postgres loads
is allocated to shared_buffers.
then effective cache is set to the SUM of shared_buffers + kernel buffers
Then you have to look at individual slow queries to determine why
Martha Stewart called it a Good Thing when [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Pallav Kalva)
wrote:
Then you have to look at individual slow queries to determine why
they are slow, fortunately you are running 7.4 so you can set
log_min_duration to some number like 1000ms and then
try to analyze why those
Well, it's not quite that simple
the rule of thumb is 6-10% of available memory before postgres loads is
allocated to shared_buffers.
then effective cache is set to the SUM of shared_buffers + kernel buffers
Then you have to look at individual slow queries to determine why they
are slow,
