On 01/25/2017 11:41 AM, Tom Lane wrote:
Stephen Frost <sfr...@snowman.net> writes:
Would you say that most user's databases run fast enough with checksums
enabled? Or more than most, maybe 70%? 80%? In today's environment,
I'd probably say that it's more like 90+%.
It would be nice if there were some actual evidence about this, rather
than numbers picked out of the air.
I agree that it's unfortunate that we haven't put more effort into
fixing that- I'm all for it, but it's disappointing to see that people
are not in favor of changing the default as I believe it would both help
our users and encourage more development of the feature.
I think the really key point is that a whole lot of infrastructure work
needs to be done still, and changing the default before that work has been
done is not going to be user-friendly. The most pressing issue being the
difficulty of changing the setting after the fact. It would be a *whole*
lot easier to sell default-on if there were a way to turn it off, and yet
you want us to buy into default-on before that way exists. Come back
after that feature is in, and we can talk.
+1
Sincerely,
JD
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