On Thu, 5 Feb 2004, Tom Lane wrote:
> "Marc G. Fournier" <scrappy@postgresql.org> writes:
> > Why? Setting it to the checkpoint interval itself should be sufficient,
> > no? All you want to do is avoid closing any files that were used during
> > that last checkpoint interval, since there is a good chance you'd have to
> > once more reopen them in the checkpoint interval ...
>
> If we did that then (on Windows) every DROP TABLE would take one extra
> checkpoint interval to take effect in terms of freeing disk space.
> Not sure if this is a good tradeoff for avoiding some file opens.
k, but that would be a different scenario, no? As I mentioned in my
original, a DROP TABLE would reset its timeout to -1, meaning to close it
and drop it on the next checkpoint interval ...
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