Hello all,
I've been trying to get a query use indexes and it has raised a doubt
whether pgsql supports bitmap and-ing between a multi-column btree index
and a gin index.
The idea is to do a full-text search on a tsvector that is indexed with
gin. Then there are typical extra filters like
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> A table has a trigger.
> The trigger sends a NOTIFY.
> Test with COPY FROM shows non-linear correlation between number of inserted
> rows and COPY duration.
No surprise, see AsyncExistsPendingNotify. You would have a
Hi.
A table has a trigger.
The trigger sends a NOTIFY.
Test with COPY FROM shows non-linear correlation between number of inserted
rows and COPY duration.
Table "test.tab"
Column | Type | Modifiers
Hi,
I'm trying to understand how to estimate and minimize memory
consumption of ANALYZE operations on "big" tsvector columns.
Context:
Postgresql server is 9.1.19 (Ubuntu package 9.1.19-0ubuntu0.12.04).
I have a database on which I noticed that autovacuum operations could
consume up to 2 GB of
Jordi writes:
> I've been trying to get a query use indexes and it has raised a doubt
> whether pgsql supports bitmap and-ing between a multi-column btree index
> and a gin index.
Sure. But such a plan would give an unordered result, meaning that we'd
have to process
Hi Tom, thanks for your reply, much appreciated.
So basically you're saying it's hard to do sorting in any way when a gin
index is involved? Neither with a complete multi-column btree_gin index
because it doesn't support sorting per definition, nor with a seperate
gin and btree because there