On 03/22/2016 11:33 AM, Thom Brown wrote:
>> BDR or PgLogical or Native Partitioning or Federation/Sharding.
>
> The partitioning work is nice, but isn't that really just a way of
> making partitioning easier?
No, we don't at least not completely. Two simple, required problems we
don't solve:
Primary Keys
Foreign Keys
> We already have partitioning. We never
> had parallelism.
But we should of, it is an architectural limitation we are fixing one
that is largely transparent and invisible to every user. Partitioning is
a user/dba space thing that people will see and will actively use.
>
> It could be argued we also have sharding with foreign table inheritance.
>
> So really, it's BDR that's being argued as the reason for the big
> jump, but then, what percentage of users will that be a big thing for?
# of users is irrelevant (There are far more people NOT using JSON than
there are that do. Guess what people talk about?)
# of people talking about it is.
Sincerely,
jD
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