arthernan wrote:
OidFunctionCall7 is called from costsize.c, in function void cost_index. From
the comments, I understand that there is an indirection mechanism here to
allow for different index access methods. Looking at fmgr.h where it is
declared is not clear to me where I would ultimately
OidFunctionCall7 is called from costsize.c, in function void cost_index. From
the comments, I understand that there is an indirection mechanism here to
allow for different index access methods. Looking at fmgr.h where it is
declared is not clear to me where I would ultimately find the code.
Any
Thank you guys!
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On Thu, Sep 5, 2013 at 12:38 PM, arthernan arther...@hotmail.com wrote:
OidFunctionCall7 is called from costsize.c, in function void cost_index. From
the comments, I understand that there is an indirection mechanism here to
allow for different index access methods. Looking at fmgr.h where it is
The comments on this sourcebase are really good, plus it is very well
structured!
I read somewhere that you can actually store an execution plan by using
stored procedures. If that is the case. I would imagine that variables would
prevent the histograms from being used. I don't mind finding the
Never mind I think I found it.
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