On Mon, 2012-12-03 at 09:56 +0000, Simon Riggs wrote: > 1. Break out the changes around inCommit flag, since that is just > uncontroversial refactoring. I can do that. That reduces the noise > level in the patch and makes it easier to understand the meaningful > changes.
Done by you.
> 2. Produce an SGML docs page that describes how this works, what the
> limitations and tradeoffs are. "Reliability & the WAL" could use an
> extra section2 header called Checksums (wal.sgml). This is essential
> for users AND reviewers to ensure everybody has understood this (heck,
> I can't remember everything about this either...)
Agreed. It looks like it would fit best under the Reliability section,
because it's not directly related to WAL. I'll write something up.
> 3. I think we need an explicit test of this feature (as you describe
> above), rather than manual testing. corruptiontester?
I agree, but I'm not 100% sure how to proceed. I'll look at Kevin's
tests for SSI and see if I can do something similar, but suggestions are
welcome. A few days away, at the earliest.
> 4. We need some general performance testing to show whether this is
> insane or not.
My understanding is that Greg Smith is already working on tests here, so
I will wait for his results.
> But this looks in good shape for commit otherwise.
Great!
For now, I rebased the patches against master, and did some very minor
cleanup.
Regards,
Jeff Davis
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