Hi All,
Just an enhancement question.
I have noticed that you need to keep a list of blacklisted functions in case
one of the functions does a write to the db.
Maybe it's a good idea to tackle this in an automated way.
Since if you do this kind of query on the standby server you will get a good
Le 07/02/2011 09:35, Wouter D'Haeseleer a écrit :
> Hi All,
>
> Just an enhancement question.
> I have noticed that you need to keep a list of blacklisted functions in case
> one of the functions does a write to the db.
>
> Maybe it's a good idea to tackle this in an automated way.
> Since if yo
Hi Guillaume,
It was nice to see you in Paris..
> This won't be easy to do. Let's say you have this query :
>
> SELECT function_which_writes(), function_which_doesnt_write;
>
> It fails with an error indicating that one tried to write, which
> function is the culprit? pgpool-II can't guess that
