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Posted by Andrew Dunstan in EDB on 2025-12-12 at 19:47 From time to time I see questions from otherwise well informed people about how the PostgreSQL Build farm checks how pg_upgrade checking is d...
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Shane Borden: Do PostgreSQL Sub-Transactions Hurt Performance?
The short answer is always “maybe”. However, in the following post, I hope to demonstrate what creates a sub-transactions and what happens to the overall transaction id utilization when they are invoked. I will also show how performance is affected when...
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Dave Page: Teaching an LLM What It Doesn't Know About PostgreSQL
Large language models know a remarkable amount about PostgreSQL. They can write SQL, explain query plans, and discuss the finer points of MVCC with genuine competence. But there are hard limits to what any model can know, and when you're building tools...
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Lætitia AVROT: PAX: The Cache Performance You're Looking For
Thanks to Boris Novikov, who pointed me in the PAX direction in the first place and followed up with many insightful technical discussions. I’m grateful for all his time and the great conversations we’ve had—and continue to have.I’ve been obsessed with...
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ahmed gouda: Monitoring query plans with pgwatch and pg_stat_plans
The PostgreSQL ecosystem just introduced a new pg_stat_plans extension. It's similar to pg_stat_statements but it tracks aggregated statistics for query plans instead of SQL statements.
It exposes a SQL interface to query those statistics via the pg_stat_plans view, and in this post, I will explore how easy it is to integrate such extensions with pgwatch for those who want to improve/customize the metrics gathered from a monitored...
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