On Fri, 2003-08-22 at 12:42, Luis Hernán Otegui wrote:
> Hello, everybody, I'm kinda a newbie in the pgsql world, but I've
> collected some experience during my short travel through this database
> system.
> But there's a point that I've been lacking information about, this is,
> installing pgsql over a linux cluster, such as the ones managed by Oscar
> (http://oscar.sourceforge.net), or another cluster administration
> software, as FreeMosix.
> If anyone knows, I would linke to be told where can I find information
> about installations of this kind, and what issues could appear, etc.
> Which approach is the best for this kind of work?? the multiprocessor over
> a single node (expensive!!!), or the multinode solution??
Hi,
Sorry, but PG isn't designed to have more than 1 computer accessing
the files at the same time.
Ron
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