Bruce Momjian <maillist@candle.pha.pa.us> writes:
>> Yeah, I was thinking about that myself. I left the default -N setting
>> at 64 on the theory that people who had gone to the trouble of making
>> sure they had proper kernel configurations should not get surprised by
>> v6.5 suddenly reducing the default number-of-backends limit.
> The default was always 32, right, so they should not be suprised if they
> don't up the limit to 64.
No, the default MaxBackendId was 64 (unless that's been changed
recently?). A stock installation of 6.4 will support 64 backends
assuming that you have adequate kernel settings for that.
regards, tom lane
