In PostgreSQL 16, you can reserve connections for the pg_use_reserved_connections group by modifying the postgresql.conf file. The pg_use_reserved_connections group is a special group of connections that are reserved for superusers and other critical system processes, […]
pgBadger is a PostgreSQL log analyzer that can be used to analyze and summarize the PostgreSQL log files to help identify performance issues and troubleshoot problems. Here are the steps to install and configure pgBadger […]
Large indexes in PostgreSQL can corrupt execution plans by causing the query planner to choose suboptimal plans due to the cost of scanning the large index. When the size of an index exceeds the effective_cache_size […]
PostgreSQL 15 introduced a new feature called “asynchronous commit”, which can help reduce replication lag by allowing multiple transactions to be committed concurrently. This feature works by allowing the server to continue processing new transactions […]
Thread contention in PostgreSQL occurs when multiple threads are competing for the same resources, such as CPU time, disk I/O, or database locks. This can lead to performance degradation, slower response times, and even database […]
In PostgreSQL, the catalog tables are system tables that store metadata information about the database objects such as tables, indexes, functions, and users. The catalog tables can be used to troubleshoot contention issues by providing […]
In PostgreSQL, if explicit locking is not enforced, duplicate records can be inserted when multiple concurrent transactions try to insert the same record simultaneously. This can occur when two or more transactions are executed concurrently […]
Using OR logic in outer joins can have a significant impact on PostgreSQL performance, especially when joining large tables. Here are a few factors to consider: To mitigate the impact of OR logic on PostgreSQL […]
When deleting records from a table that are referenced by other tables in PostgreSQL, there are several ways to ensure that the deletion is performed optimally and does not violate any foreign key constraints. Here […]
The I/O subsystem is a critical component of PostgreSQL, responsible for reading and writing data to and from disk. Here is an overview of the anatomy of PostgreSQL’s I/O subsystem: Monitoring the I/O subsystem is […]
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