VII. Internals
- Table of Contents
- 47. Overview of PostgreSQL Internals
- 47.1. The Path of a Query
- 47.2. How Connections are Established
- 47.3. The Parser Stage
- 47.4. The PostgreSQL Rule System
- 47.5. Planner/Optimizer
- 47.6. Executor
- 47.2. How Connections are Established
- 47.1. The Path of a Query
- 48. System Catalogs
- 48.1. Overview
- 48.2. pg_aggregate
- 48.3. pg_am
- 48.4. pg_amop
- 48.5. pg_amproc
- 48.6. pg_attrdef
- 48.7. pg_attribute
- 48.8. pg_authid
- 48.9. pg_auth_members
- 48.10. pg_cast
- 48.11. pg_class
- 48.12. pg_collation
- 48.13. pg_constraint
- 48.14. pg_conversion
- 48.15. pg_database
- 48.16. pg_db_role_setting
- 48.17. pg_default_acl
- 48.18. pg_depend
- 48.19. pg_description
- 48.20. pg_enum
- 48.21. pg_event_trigger
- 48.22. pg_extension
- 48.23. pg_foreign_data_wrapper
- 48.24. pg_foreign_server
- 48.25. pg_foreign_table
- 48.26. pg_index
- 48.27. pg_inherits
- 48.28. pg_language
- 48.29. pg_largeobject
- 48.30. pg_largeobject_metadata
- 48.31. pg_namespace
- 48.32. pg_opclass
- 48.33. pg_operator
- 48.34. pg_opfamily
- 48.35. pg_pltemplate
- 48.36. pg_proc
- 48.37. pg_range
- 48.38. pg_rewrite
- 48.39. pg_replication_slots
- 48.40. pg_seclabel
- 48.41. pg_shdepend
- 48.42. pg_shdescription
- 48.43. pg_shseclabel
- 48.44. pg_statistic
- 48.45. pg_tablespace
- 48.46. pg_trigger
- 48.47. pg_ts_config
- 48.48. pg_ts_config_map
- 48.49. pg_ts_dict
- 48.50. pg_ts_parser
- 48.51. pg_ts_template
- 48.52. pg_type
- 48.53. pg_user_mapping
- 48.54. System Views
- 48.55. pg_available_extensions
- 48.56. pg_available_extension_versions
- 48.57. pg_cursors
- 48.58. pg_group
- 48.59. pg_indexes
- 48.60. pg_locks
- 48.61. pg_matviews
- 48.62. pg_prepared_statements
- 48.63. pg_prepared_xacts
- 48.64. pg_roles
- 48.65. pg_rules
- 48.66. pg_seclabels
- 48.67. pg_settings
- 48.68. pg_shadow
- 48.69. pg_stats
- 48.70. pg_tables
- 48.71. pg_timezone_abbrevs
- 48.72. pg_timezone_names
- 48.73. pg_user
- 48.74. pg_user_mappings
- 48.75. pg_views
- 48.2. pg_aggregate
- 48.1. Overview
- 49. Frontend/Backend Protocol
- 49.1. Overview
- 49.2. Message Flow
- 49.3. Streaming Replication Protocol
- 49.4. Message Data Types
- 49.5. Message Formats
- 49.6. Error and Notice Message Fields
- 49.7. Summary of Changes since Protocol 2.0
- 49.2. Message Flow
- 49.1. Overview
- 50. PostgreSQL Coding Conventions
- 50.1. Formatting
- 50.2. Reporting Errors Within the Server
- 50.3. Error Message Style Guide
- 50.2. Reporting Errors Within the Server
- 50.1. Formatting
- 51. Native Language Support
- 51.1. For the Translator
- 51.2. For the Programmer
- 51.1. For the Translator
- 52. Writing A Procedural Language Handler
- 53. Writing A Foreign Data Wrapper
- 54. Genetic Query Optimizer
- 55. Index Access Method Interface Definition
- 56. GiST Indexes
- 56.1. Introduction
- 56.2. Built-in Operator Classes
- 56.3. Extensibility
- 56.4. Implementation
- 56.5. Examples
- 56.2. Built-in Operator Classes
- 56.1. Introduction
- 57. SP-GiST Indexes
- 57.1. Introduction
- 57.2. Built-in Operator Classes
- 57.3. Extensibility
- 57.4. Implementation
- 57.5. Examples
- 57.2. Built-in Operator Classes
- 57.1. Introduction
- 58. GIN Indexes
- 58.1. Introduction
- 58.2. Built-in Operator Classes
- 58.3. Extensibility
- 58.4. Implementation
- 58.5. GIN Tips and Tricks
- 58.6. Limitations
- 58.7. Examples
- 58.2. Built-in Operator Classes
- 58.1. Introduction
- 59. Database Physical Storage
- 59.1. Database File Layout
- 59.2. TOAST
- 59.3. Free Space Map
- 59.4. Visibility Map
- 59.5. The Initialization Fork
- 59.6. Database Page Layout
- 59.2. TOAST
- 59.1. Database File Layout
- 60. BKI Backend Interface
- 60.1. BKI File Format
- 60.2. BKI Commands
- 60.3. Structure of the Bootstrap BKI File
- 60.4. Example
- 60.2. BKI Commands
- 60.1. BKI File Format
- 61. How the Planner Uses Statistics
- 61.1. Row Estimation Examples