Heikki Linnakangas wrote:
> What we could have is the semantics of "Return a buffer, with either
> correct contents or completely zeroed out". It would act just like
> ReadBuffer if the buffer was already in memory, and zero out the page
> otherwise. That's a bit strange semantics to have, but is simple to
> implement and works for the use-cases we've been talking about.
Huh, why does that work in the case where the recovery code reads a
page, then evicts it because of memory pressure, and later needs to read
it again?
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