>>> Greg Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > name | Recommended | Current | Min | Default | Max > -------------+-------------+---------+-------+---------+--------- > wal_buffers | 1024kB | 64kB | 32 kB | 64 kB | 2048 MB Personally, I would take the "Min", "Default", and "Max" to mean what Greg intends; it's the "Current" one that gives me pause. The current value of this connection? The value that a new connection will currently get? The value which new connections will get after a reload with the current conf file? The value which new connections will get after a restart with the current conf file? I can understand how someone would take one of these four values to be what is meant by "Default", though. -Kevin
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