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SettingsManager controls transaction for SettingsCatalog. So checkpoints can’t recover settings due to nested transaction.
Can’t add new settings after Peloton booting. So we can’t implement SET command.
There is no update function in SettingsCatalog.
Why setting control functions are static?
So I propose setting refactoring for SettingManager and SettingsCatalog. Basically, I think setting user should control all functions through SettingManager, not static like other manager. Refactor points are below:
All setting values are controlled through SettingsManager (Set/Get value, Add setting)
A TransactionContext is passed through the function argument.
Implement update function in SettingsCatalog.
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I wanted users to be able to add original variables through SET command in psql or config files. But I found that Postgres can't set the original variables. I misunderstood that. Delete its line.
Can’t add new settings after Peloton booting. So we can’t implement SET command.So I propose setting refactoring for SettingManager and SettingsCatalog. Basically, I think setting user should control all functions through SettingManager, not static like other manager. Refactor points are below:
Add setting)TransactionContext
is passed through the function argument.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: