While reading through the docs on Partitioning,
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/ddl-partitioning.html,
I got to wonder about the example given.
The text in 5.9.2 states, item 1 in the first section, that the master
table will contain no data. This is later confirmed by the example code
where the trigger function, measurement_insert_trigger, redirects
inserts to child tables and, failing to do so, raises an exception.
Is there a reason to avoid populating the master table other that the
cost of the data always being included when querying?
My concern is that I would like to have the ELSE clause in
measurement_insert_trigger just raise a log message and then return NEW.
Am I missing some huge drawback?
Regards,
roppert
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