From my experience, the time that it takes before it is ready is less than
a second, so I think you can safely assume the system is ready directly
after the script tells the postmaster is ready... (otherwise the script
would be lying to you...)
At 16:57 12-4-2003 -0500, Matt Mello wrote:
I have a startup script that first starts up postmaster, then starts up my
application server. I haven't run into any problems yet, but just to be
sure, I thought I'd ask:
Once your script comes back from running postmaster, is pg completely ready
to receive connections (IP), or is there some unknown amount of time that
will pass before it will be ready? The postmater docs didn't seem to
indicate that once you run it, it is absolutely ready for connections.
Thanks!
--
Matt Mello
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