"Heikki Linnakangas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We've already checked that the xmin is our own transaction id, so we
> check if the xmax is an aborted subtransaction of our own transaction. A
> TransactionIdDidAbort call seems like an awfully expensive way to check
> that. We could call TransactionIdIsCurrentTransactionId instead, which
> doesn't need to access any shared memory structures (but might be
> expensive if you have a lot of active subxacts, as you pointed out).
Applied --- seems to buy another 50% savings in the example with all the
pruning activity. I'll get after the pruning activity itself in a bit,
but it seems worth squeezing the tqual functions first while we have
this example that stresses them so much.
regards, tom lane
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