Joseph Shraibman writes:
> I'm not too familiar with the postgres internals, but the oid tells
> postgres where the row is stored in the filesystem. So by the time
> you've run out of oid's you've probably run out of space on your
> filesystem.
The `tid' specifies the storage location. The `oid' is more or less an
arbitrary number as far as user tables are concerned.
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