The handwriting on the wall says that autovac will soon be on by
default, and perhaps become not-disablable some day after that
(like the second or third time we hear from someone who's lost
their data to XID wraparound after disabling it).
So if there's a really convincing use-case for locking autovac out
of specific databases, we'd better hear it soon.
Sure.. a database that has over 2500 connections per a directly
connected Java rich client... I don't want autovac running on it from
8-8 but after that I will run my own vacuum process.
I am smart enough to manage my data. If I want autovac I will turn it on.
Joshua D. Drake
regards, tom lane
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