Impact of Missing Statistics on PostgreSQL Comparing PostgreSQL performance with and without up-to-date statistics can significantly illustrate the importance of statistics for database performance, particularly in query planning and execution efficiency. PostgreSQL uses statistics gathered […]
Outdated statistics in PostgreSQL can cause suboptimal query plans, significantly impacting the performance of your database queries. PostgreSQL relies on statistics collected by the ANALYZE command, which runs manually or automatically through the autovacuum daemon. […]
Implementing index usage tracking in PostgreSQL starts with leveraging the database’s built-in statistics views to monitor index activity. Specifically, you can use pg_stat_user_indexes and pg_stat_all_indexes to track how the query planner utilizes indexes. This tracking […]
Log File Synchronization in InnoDB Log file synchronization plays a crucial role in the performance and reliability of MySQL’s InnoDB storage engine. The efficiency and speed of log file synchronization directly impact database throughput, latency, […]
The pg_wal directory (formerly known as pg_xlog in versions before PostgreSQL 10) is a crucial component of PostgreSQL, storing Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) files. These files are essential for data durability and crash recovery, as they record […]
Broken foreign keys in PostgreSQL, or any relational database system, refer to a situation where a foreign key value in one table does not have a corresponding primary key value in another table. This scenario […]
Troubleshooting statistics and cost estimation in PostgreSQL is crucial for understanding and optimizing query performance. PostgreSQL uses statistics to make informed decisions about the best way to execute queries, including which indexes to use and […]
PostgreSQL 16 brings significant enhancements to its query planner/optimizer, directly influencing performance, scalability, and reliability. Here are some key improvements and their impacts: Parallelization of FULL and RIGHT Joins PostgreSQL 16, moreover, has introduced the […]
Troubleshooting long-running queries in PostgreSQL and identifying wait events, along with insights into application and session operations, involves several steps. This process helps in pinpointing the root cause of performance issues and in formulating appropriate […]
The Materialized Path model is a strategy for representing hierarchical data within a relational database system like PostgreSQL. It involves storing the entire path to a node within a tree as a single column value […]
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