>>This avoids the risk of creating any serious backwards-compatibility
>>issues: if there's anyone out there who does need SnapshotNow reads,
>>they just have to be sure to open the LO in read-write mode to have
>>fully backward compatible operation.
>>
>>Comments, objections?
>
>
> Besides the MVCC issue, I am not sure it's a good idea LO being binded
> to OID. In my understanding OID is solely used to distinguish each LO
> in a database. In another word, it's just a key to LO. I think giving
> explicit key when creating a LO has some benefits:
>
> 1) not need to worry about OID wrap around problem
> 2) easier to find orpahn LO
> 3) for replication systems it's easier to replicate LOs 4) No longer tied to a system object and thus no oddities
neededfor
backup/restore.
It should just be an int4 or in8 with a serial IMHO.
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
>
> What do you think?
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