Hi,
while working on removing bloat from some table, I had to use ltos of
logic simply because there are no (idnexable) inequality scans for
ctids.
Is it because just noone thought about adding them, or are there some
more fundamental issues?
I could imagine that things like:
select * from table where ctid @ '123' could return all rows from 123rd
page, or I could:
select * from table where ctid >= '(123,0)' and ctid < '(124,0)';
Having such operators work would greatly improve bloat reducing
options.
Best regards,
depesz
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