Am Mittwoch, dem 24.03.2021 um 13:23 +0100 schrieb Matthias van de
Meent:
> Yes, but it should be noted that the main reason that was mentioned
> as
> a reason to exclude partitions is to not cause table catalog bloat,
> and I argue that this argument is not as solid in the case of the
> explicitly named tables of the LIMIT TO clause. Except if SQL
> standard
> prescribes otherwise, I think allowing partitions in LIMIT TO clauses
> is an improvement overall.
Don't get me wrong, i find this useful, too. Especially because it's a
very minor change in the code. And i don't see negative aspects here
currently, either (which doesn't mean there aren't some).
>
> I myself have had this need, in that I've had to import some
> partitions manually as a result of this limitation. IMPORT FORAIGN
> SCHEMA really is great when it works, but limitations like these are
> crippling for some more specific use cases (e.g. allowing
> long-duration read-only access to one partition in the partition tree
> while also allowing the partition layout of the parents to be
> modified).
Interesting use case.
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Thanks,
Bernd
