Robert Treat <xzilla@users.sourceforge.net> writes:
> Should be "TRUNCATE removes the <emphasis>entire</emphasis> content of
> the table immediately, without requiring a subsequent
> <command>VACUUM</command> or <command>VACUUM FULL</command> to
> reclaim the now-unused disk space."
I think the <emphasis/> is overkill, but otherwise I've made this
change.
> Maybe better is ..."risk of OID wraparound failures".
Why? XID wraparound and OID wraparound are completely distinct
issues. I think from the context it's pretty clear that XID wraparound
is what is being referred to here.
> What differentiates the first SELECT as a command and the second
> SELECT as a literal? Some question for CASE really...
Well, the rule-of-thumb is that SQL commands are marked with
<command/>, but clauses of commands or entire example queries are
marked with <literal/>. I think the <literal>CASE</> is correct, but
on closer examination, the second SELECT should probably also be
marked with <command/>.
I've attached a revised patch that incorporates these changes. Thanks
for the feedback!
-Neil
