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Re: Tracking disk writes? (again)

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Erik Jones <erik@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Well, disk reads, cache hits, transactions commited, transactions  
> rolled back, index size and usage, etc. are all able to be tracked vi  
> the pg catalogue tables and views.  But, I haven't seen anything that  
> will give me numbers on actual disk writes done by the database.

One of the reasons you don't see that is that a large fraction of the
writes are triggered in background by the "bgwriter" process, which
operates at too low a level to participate in the stats collection
mechanism.  I'm not sure what would be involved in refactoring things
sufficiently to make that workable, but it'd be nontrivial.

			regards, tom lane


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