On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 16:27, Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:
> Magnus Hagander <magnus@hagander.net> writes:
>> Do you have an opinion on the two choices for handling keepalives_idle
>> and keepalives_interval? They basically are:
>
>> 1) When not configured, use system defaults. When only one of the two
>> parameters configured, use RFC default for the other one (overwrite
>> system default).
>
>> 2) When not configured, use RFC defaults (overwrite system defaults).
>> When only one of the two parameters configured, use RFC default for
>> the other one (overwrite system default)
>
>> 3) When not configured, use system defaults. When only one of the two
>> parameters configured, throw error.
>
> It's hard to argue about this when most of us have no idea what these
> "system defaults" are, or whether they really are any different from the
> RFC values in the first place, or whether ordinary users know how to
> alter them or even find out their values. Please provide some
> background if you want intelligent comments.
The system defaults are whatever the user has configured at a machine
level (by editing the registry, by hand or by tool (including
policies)). I doubt many users have configured them by hand. There may
well be tools that do it for them.
Anyway, after some checking i realized #3 can't be implemented anyway
in the backend, since guc won't let us know early enough. So that's
out.
Thus, let's go with #2. Which was your suggestion :)
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