Does PostgreSQL cache all columns of a table after SELECT?
| От | Tim Schwenke |
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| Тема | Does PostgreSQL cache all columns of a table after SELECT? |
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Hello, I have the following table with the following columns: large_a: text (few dozen characters up to a few hundred) large_b: text (few dozen characters up to a few hundred) The table has several million rows. The DB is running on a large machine. I perform the following query: select large_a from table; The first query takes a few minutes. Afterwards I see that the cache in memory has grown. Next query only takes a few seconds. What I want to know: Does the cache also contain large_b? Or is only large_a cached? Assumption is that memory is large enough to fit everything.
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