Thread: Adjustin Priority levels..

Adjustin Priority levels..

From
Chris Bowlby
Date:
Hi All,

 Is there a quick way to adjust the nice level of postgresql? like in the
configuration file or something. PostgreSQL itself is running at a higher
priority then I want to too...


 Chris Bowlby,
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Re: Adjustin Priority levels..

From
"Steve Wolfe"
Date:
>  Is there a quick way to adjust the nice level of postgresql? like in
the
> configuration file or something. PostgreSQL itself is running at a
higher
> priority then I want to too...

  You could always put a "nice" command in your startup script....

steve


Re: Adjustin Priority levels..

From
Chris Bowlby
Date:
On Fri, 20 Sep 2002, Steve Wolfe wrote:

Would that also apply to any children that the master process spawns?

> >  Is there a quick way to adjust the nice level of postgresql? like in
> the
> > configuration file or something. PostgreSQL itself is running at a
> higher
> > priority then I want to too...
>
>   You could always put a "nice" command in your startup script....
>
> steve
>
>
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 Chris Bowlby,
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Re: Adjustin Priority levels..

From
"Steve Wolfe"
Date:
> Would that also apply to any children that the master process spawns?

  Yes, the forked-off children will inherit the nice level.

steve


Re: Adjustin Priority levels..

From
Jan Wieck
Date:
Chris Bowlby wrote:
>
> On Fri, 20 Sep 2002, Steve Wolfe wrote:
>
> Would that also apply to any children that the master process spawns?

Absolutely.


Jan

>
> > >  Is there a quick way to adjust the nice level of postgresql? like in
> > the
> > > configuration file or something. PostgreSQL itself is running at a
> > higher
> > > priority then I want to too...
> >
> >   You could always put a "nice" command in your startup script....
> >
> > steve
> >
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