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So maybe to have some nice function like squeeze.process_single_table($table_name, $timeout) that unconditionally (no bloat check) queues a rebuild.
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Doesn't the squeeze_table() function meet your requirements? It can be called directly w/o scheduling.
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Ah thanks, my bad. Didn't look deeply enough...but would make sense to add some note on that to the README also.
Manual "squeeze" function signature: FUNCTION squeeze.squeeze_table(tabchema name, tabname name, clustering_index name, rel_tablespace name, ind_tablespaces name[])
FUNCTION squeeze.squeeze_table(tabchema name, tabname name, clustering_index name, rel_tablespace name, ind_tablespaces name[])
Sample execution: SELECT squeeze.squeeze_table('public', 'pgbench_accounts', null, null, null);
SELECT squeeze.squeeze_table('public', 'pgbench_accounts', null, null, null);
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So maybe to have some nice function like squeeze.process_single_table($table_name, $timeout) that unconditionally (no bloat check) queues a rebuild.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: