> What scheduler are we speaking of here?
>
> Andy
>
> On Thu, 26 Aug 1999, Bruce Momjian wrote:
>
> > > as for the processor, this will see an increase, of course. note,
> > > however, that since PostgreSQL is _not_ multithreaded, that it will run
> > > only on one of the processors. (i'm about to assume you are using linux
> > > here... 'scuse me if i'm wrong) however, the good news is that you can
> > > encourage linux (through the scheduler) to run postgres on one of the
> > > processors and everything else on the other one. this should give the
> > > database its own processor more oft than not. things may still drift,
> > > etc... but it will be better this way....
> >
> > Different backends can use different CPU's, no problem.
Each backend is a different process, so they can run at the same time on
multiple cpu's. Any OS that can handle multiple cpu's can handle
PostgreSQL running multiple backends at the same time.
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