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Michael Paesold wrote:
> Just one note: You say that postgres has no multi-processor support. I
> think this is rather missleading and not true for most situations.
> While it's correct that postgres cannot make use for more than one
> processor for a single query/connection, for multiple connections it
> will happily run on as much cpus you give it.
Dear Jussi, Dear Michael,
thanks for your comments. You are both referring to the main draft
paper, the chapter on PostgreSQL features, I suppose. You are right, I
have to correct the statement on multi-processor support. I put it
better, I hope, in the Informix migration case study (p.18):
"The SUN server uses two SPARC processors. PostgreSQL will make use of
both when separate connections are running in parallel. The DBMS is not
able to spread one connection?s query over both CPUs."
Regards,
Jutta
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