On Wed, Sep 15, 2004 at 10:56:28PM +0100, Simon Riggs wrote:
> There are many good ideas out there, yet it is almost impossible to find
> somebody else to implement yours!
>
> The acid test is to try and write it...
>
> Overall, I agree VACUUM could do with some tuning - and 8.0 has just that.
> It needs very careful thought to make sure both concurrency and
> recoverability considerations are fully met in any solution you come up
> with.
Heh, I wasn't even thinking of implentation yet. :) I fully understand
the lack of developers.
Unfortunately, I have very little idea on the internals of PGSQL, and
I'm decidedly not a C coder. I *might* be able to get something hacked
up that stores info in a table (since that would mean all the space
management stuff would be handled for me).
If this is a worthwhile idea can we at least get a TODO? Would it be
useful to come up with a high-level design (something I could probably
do)?
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