Personally I think that configuring things like that is definitely
beyond the scope of an average administrator.
However, there is one thing which would be useful for many applications:
It would be nice if there was a way to renice a connection. When it
comes to reporting it would be nice to have a handle for slowing a
backend down.
A patch for Linux would be quite easy ("SELECT nice_backend(int)") but I
don't know how this fits into the Windows port and PostgreSQL on other
platforms.
I think this would be a straight forward approach fixing most of the
problems people might have with CPU usage.
Is this the right way to go?
Regards, Hans
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