Hi Ron,
> On 08. Dec, 2020, at 06:42, Ron <ronljohnsonjr@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Changing subjects, but the thought of reindexing every index, whether it needs it or not, in one command, seems like
acrime against database administration.
hmm, yes, I agree to *some* point. But also think about possible changes in glibc and the collation problems corrupting
indexesthat come with it. So, you do a reindexdb deliberately to protect yourself against index corruption because
PostgreSQLcan't know by itself that it needs such protection because it doesn't know of any changes in glibc.
So, it's not a crime against database administration but rather a means of defense for a database administrator against
anexternal crime attacking the database.
Cheers,
Paul
