On Mon, Aug 23, 2004 at 10:19:20PM +0200, Manfred Spraul wrote:
> >Does it make sense to add a platform specific call that will flush a write
> >cache when fsync is enable?
> >
> Pete Zaitsev from mysql wrote that there is a special call on Mac OS:
> Quoting him:
>
> >Mac OS X also has this "opti
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Something to think about:
if you run PostgreSQL with fsync on, but you use the hardware write cache
on your disk drives, how likely are you to lose data? Obviously, this is a
fairly limited problem, as it only applies to power down (which you can
control) or power loss wher
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Something to think about:
>
> if you run PostgreSQL with fsync on, but you use the hardware write cache
> on your disk drives, how likely are you to lose data? Obviously, this is a
> fairly limited problem, as it only applies to power down (which you can
> control) or po
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Something to think about:
>
> if you run PostgreSQL with fsync on, but you use the hardware write cache
> on your disk drives, how likely are you to lose data? Obviously, this is a
> fairly limited problem, as it only applies to power down (which you can
> control) or p
Something to think about:
if you run PostgreSQL with fsync on, but you use the hardware write cache
on your disk drives, how likely are you to lose data? Obviously, this is a
fairly limited problem, as it only applies to power down (which you can
control) or power loss where the risks may be reduc
