Optimizer problems
I am fixing p_ordering(now called path_order) to properly display in
outNode/readNode and friends.
This structure is never output during debug runs. Without the display,
it is hard to see if the optimizer is doing what it should.
My suspicion is that RelOptInfo is retaining many duplicate pathlist
Path's that have duplicate/useless PathOrder/key combinations, causing
optimization of large queries to be very slow.
I'll keep going.
Is it me, or have things gotten very busy in the last week on the
hackers list, with tons of new features coming in?
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Is it me, or have things gotten very busy in the last week on the
hackers list, with tons of new features coming in?As usual the number of FEATURES submitted is reverse
proportional to the time left until FEATURE FREEZE :-)I think the next time we should avoid this by discussing
about to start BETA on [CORE] instead of [HACKERS] (just a
joke - don't panic folks).
What? We should announce beta from the housetops just after every
release. Who knows how many new features we could get. :-)
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Bruce Momjian wrote:
Is it me, or have things gotten very busy in the last week on the
hackers list, with tons of new features coming in?
As usual the number of FEATURES submitted is reverse
proportional to the time left until FEATURE FREEZE :-)
I think the next time we should avoid this by discussing
about to start BETA on [CORE] instead of [HACKERS] (just a
joke - don't panic folks).
Jan
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