"Jonah H. Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The reader-like processes or "execution agents", whatever you want to
> call them, are limited to the postgres database only because they've
> been coded that way... but there's nothing that actually restricts
> them from being used for any database.
Oh? Anything much above the level of bufmgr is going to be dependent on
relcache, syscache, etc, and those are all definitely database-specific.
You can't just retarget a backend to operate in another database, at
least not without major changes in that infrastructure.
regards, tom lane
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