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Re: Why does backend send buffer size hardcoded at 8KB?

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Andres Freund <andres@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> It might be better to just use larger send sizes however. I think most
> kernels are going to be better than us knowing how to chop up the send
> size.

Yeah.  The existing commentary about that is basically justifying 8K
as being large enough to avoid performance issues; if somebody can
show that that's not true, I wouldn't have any hesitation about
kicking it up.

(Might be worth malloc'ing it rather than having it as part of the
static process image if we do so, but that's a trivial change.)

			regards, tom lane





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