On Thu, 2004-07-08 at 08:53, Ananthajothi wrote:
Hello Sir,
I like to know in postgresql,
how many connections are established in the system?.
how many connections can be made?.
We are using linux.
You can have as many as your machine's hardware will support; there is a
default allowance of 100, but this can be changed to whatever number you
like. However, each extra backend requires a certain amount of extra
memory, so the practical limit is set by your RAM and by the ability of
your processor(s) and I/O to cope with multiple simultaneous queries.
You will need to configure the Linux kernel to allow sufficient shared
memory and other required system resources.
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