> And what is wrong with someone figuring out for themselves....
Whatever floats your boat, of course.
However, the Postgres manual is amongst the best written and most comprehensive in the industry.
Therefore wasting your time proving the Postgres documentation is correct is, well, a rather interesting hobby.
And if I'm expected to read waffle on someone's blog post, I would rather they tell me something I do not know, and not something obvious that is already very clearly and comprehensively stated in a million places, whether the manual, the wiki or elsewhere.
Finally, as I said, its old, VERY old news. So its not even like the author is highlighting something brand-new in the latest release. Its been that way basically forever at this stage.
Whatever floats your boat, of course.
However, the Postgres manual is amongst the best written and most comprehensive in the industry.
Therefore wasting your time proving the Postgres documentation is correct is, well, a rather interesting hobby.
And if I'm expected to read waffle on someone's blog post, I would rather they tell me something I do not know, and not something obvious that is already very clearly and comprehensively stated in a million places, whether the manual, the wiki or elsewhere.
Finally, as I said, its old, VERY old news. So its not even like the author is highlighting something brand-new in the latest release. Its been that way basically forever at this stage.