Hi,
here is a bit improved version of the patch - I've been annoyed by how
the resetting works (per-entry timestamp, but resetting all entries) so
I've added a new function pg_stat_reset_slru() that allows resetting
either all entries or just one entry (identified by name). So
SELECT pg_stat_reset_slru('clog');
resets just "clog" SLRU counters, while
SELECT pg_stat_reset_slru(NULL);
resets all entries.
I've also done a bit of benchmarking, to see if this has measurable
impact (in which case it might deserve a new GUC), and I think it's not
measurable. I've used a tiny unlogged table (single row).
CREATE UNLOGGED TABLE t (a int);
INSERT INTO t VALUES (1);
and then short pgbench runs with a single client, updatint the row. I've
been unable to measure any regression, it's all well within 1% so noise.
But perhaps there's some other benchmark that I should do?
regards
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