Greg Smith <greg@2ndquadrant.com> writes:
> If you need a script that involves changing a server setting to do
> something, that translates into "you can't do that" for a typical DBA. The
> idea of a program regularly changing a server configuration setting on a
> production system is one you just can't sell. That makes this idea
> incredibly more difficult to use in the field than any of the workarounds
> that cope with the known max_standby_delay issues.
I still think that the best API we can do in a timely fashion for 9.0
is:
standby_conflict_winner = replay|queries
pg_pause_recovery() / pg_resume_recovery()
It seems to me those two functions are only exposing existing facilities
in the code, so that's more an API change that a new feature
inclusion. Of course I'm certainly wrong. But the code has already been
written.
I don't think we'll find any better to offer our users in the right time
frame. Now I'll try to step back and stop repeating myself in the void :)
Regards,
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