Why do you think it useful to preload something during InitPostgres,
anyway? Any heavily used table will certainly be present in shared
buffers already, and even more surely present in kernel buffers.
And if you really want it preloaded you can issue dummy selects
with a client right after
I am trying a pre-load a user table during InitPostgres. I tried to mimic
the relevant actions in ReverifyDatabase to carry this out. I manage to
load the first block of the table. However, if a table is more than 1
block, I end up getting warnings about relcache reference leaks. It looks
Ana Cerejo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am trying a pre-load a user table during InitPostgres. I tried to mimic
the relevant actions in ReverifyDatabase to carry this out. I manage to
load the first block of the table. However, if a table is more than 1
block, I end up getting warnings
