Re: What is the role of #fsync and #synchronous_commit in configuration file .

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>From: keshav upadhyaya
>Subject:  What is the role of #fsync and #synchronous_commit in
configuration file .
>
>Hi , 
>I want to imporve  the performance for inserting of huge data in my table .

>I have only one idex in table . 
>	
>First question - i want to know the role played by 
>	
> #fsync   = on    and 
> #synchronous_commit = on
>	
>I want to understand more in details what exactly had happened  one is made
them "off" , 
>is it dangerous to do this ?  as it will not sync the data in each commit .


The settings are described in the docs:

http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.4/interactive/runtime-config-wal.html

If you turn fsync off, you risk data loss in case of power or hardware
failure.

Dave

	


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