Steve Crawford wrote:
You cannot keep the data in memory (that is, you can't disable writing
to the disk). But since you don't care about data loss, you could turn
off fsync in postgresql.conf. From a test perspective you should be fine
- it will only be an issue in the event of a crash and th
On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 5:08 PM, Rainer Mager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an interesting performance improvement need. As part of the automatic
> test suite we run in our development environment, we re-initialize our test
> database a number of times in order to ensure it is clean before ru
Rainer Mager wrote:
I have an interesting performance improvement need. As part of the
automatic test suite we run in our development environment, we
re-initialize our test database a number of times in order to ensure
it is clean before running a test. We currently do this by dropping
the p
I have an interesting performance improvement need. As part of the automatic
test suite we run in our development environment, we re-initialize our test
database a number of times in order to ensure it is clean before running a
test. We currently do this by dropping the public schema and then recre
