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Quick question from the newbie. I read that pg_buffercache can be used to
determine how postgres is using memory.

I read it is a 'contrib' module. Where can I find this 'contrib' - is it a
directory? We are running Linux redhat and I'm

Testing Postgres 8.2.4 (Soon to be 8.2.5 per Scott M.)



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Mark Steben wrote:
> Quick question from the newbie. I read that pg_buffercache can be used to
> determine how postgres is using memory.
>
> I read it is a 'contrib' module. Where can I find this 'contrib' - is it a
> directory? We are running Linux redhat and I'm
>
> Testing Postgres 8.2.4 (Soon to be 8.2.5 per Scott M.)

The source tree has a /contrib directory. It is in there. There is a
README explaining it.

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