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Client Connection vs. JDBC Connections vs. Postgres processes
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| Scott Goldstein 2005-07-26, 8:24 pm |
| Is the following equation true?
Postgres Client Connections = Open JDBC Connections = Postgres server processes
If so, I can configure the max for each through "max_connections" property, correct?
If not, how do they relate and how do I configure the resource limits?
Thanks.
Scott
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| Oliver Jowett 2005-07-26, 8:24 pm |
| Scott Goldstein wrote:
> Postgres Client Connections = Open JDBC Connections = Postgres server
> processes
Each Connection made using the postgres JDBC driver opens a connection
to the postmaster resulting in a new server process, yes. You might have
other postgres clients, too, and you might have non-postgres JDBC
connections that obviously don't affect the postmaster.
> If so, I can configure the max for each through "max_connections"
> property, correct?
Yeah.
-O
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