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Merge branch 'PGPROEE9_6_aqo' of https://git.postgrespro.ru/pgpro-dev/postgrespro into PGPROEE9_6_aqo
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Experiment with execution plans for complex queries
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You should preload the `aqo` library at the server startup, since
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adaptive query optimization needs to be enabled per database, not per connection. Otherwise, all the collected statistics will be lost when the session ends.
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adaptive query optimization needs to be enabled per cluster. Otherwise, the <filename>aqo</filename> will only be used for the session in which you created the <filename>aqo</filename> extension.
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you can start optimizing queries.
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<para>
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To stop using <filename>aqo</filename> for query optimization, run:
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To permanently disable <filename>aqo</filename>, run:
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<programlisting>
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DROP EXTENSION aqo;
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<itemizedlist spacing="compact">
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<literal>aqo.mode = 'intelligent'</literal> - this
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<varname>aqo.mode</varname> = <literal>'intelligent'</literal> &mdash; this
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mode auto-tunes your queries based on statistics collected per
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query type.
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<literal>aqo.mode = 'forced'</literal> -
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<varname>aqo.mode</varname> = <literal>'forced'</literal> &mdash;
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this mode tries to optimize all queries together, regardless of
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the query type.
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<literal>aqo.mode = 'manual'</literal> - this mode
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<varname>aqo.mode</varname> = <literal>'manual'</literal> &mdash; this mode
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uses the default planner for all new queries, but can reuse the
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collected statistics for already known query types, if any.
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<para>
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<varname>aqo.mode</varname> = <literal>'disabled'</literal> &mdash; this mode
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disables <filename>aqo</filename> for all queries, even for the known query types.
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You can use this mode to temporarily disable <filename>aqo</filename> without losing
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the collected statistics and configuration.
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</para>
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</listitem>
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To dynamically change the <filename>aqo</filename> settings in your current session,
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run the following command:
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SET aqo.mode = <replaceable>'mode'</>;
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SET aqo.mode = '<replaceable>mode</>';
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where <replaceable>mode</> is the name of the optimization mode to use.
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<blockquote>
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<emphasis role="strong">Note:</emphasis> You can view the
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current query plan using the standard PostgreSQL <command>EXPLAIN</> command with the
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<command>ANALYZE</> option. For details, see the <link linkend="using-explain">Using EXPLAIN</link> section.
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current query plan using the standard <productname>PostgreSQL</productname> <command>EXPLAIN</> command with the
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<command>ANALYZE</> option. For details, see the <xref linkend="using-explain">.
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</blockquote>
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Since the intelligent mode tries to learn separately for
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different query types, <filename>aqo</filename> may fail to optimize queries with
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dynamic structure. For such cases, reset the <filename>aqo</filename> extension to
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the manual mode, or try using the forced mode.
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the <literal>manual</literal> mode, or try using the forced mode.
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In the <literal>forced</literal> mode, <filename>aqo</filename> ignores different
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mode. However, since the <literal>forced</literal> mode lacks
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intelligent tuning, performance may decrease for some queries.
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If you see performance issues in this mode, switch <filename>aqo</filename> to the
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manual mode.
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<literal>manual</literal> mode.
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SET aqo.mode = 'manual';
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In the manual mode, <filename>aqo</filename> does not collect statistics for new
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In the <literal>manual</literal> mode, <filename>aqo</filename> does not collect statistics for new
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query types, so they will not be optimized. For known query
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types, <filename>aqo</filename> will continue using the optimized planning
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algorithms.
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<para>If you want to fully disable <filename>aqo</filename>, you can switch <filename>aqo</filename> to the <literal>disabled</literal> mode. In this case, the default planner is used for all queries, but the collected statistics and <filename>aqo</filename> settings are saved and can be used in the future. </para>
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<sect3 id="aqo-advanced-query-tuning">
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<title>Advanced Query Tuning</title>
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given query. By default, auto-tuning in enabled in the
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UPDATE aqo_queries SET auto_tuning=false WHERE query_hash = '<replaceable>hash</>';
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UPDATE aqo_queries SET auto_tuning=false WHERE query_hash = '<replaceable>hash</>';
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where <replaceable>hash</> is the hash value for this query type. As a result, <filename>aqo</filename> disables automatic changing of the <literal>learn_aqo</literal> and <literal>use_aqo</literal> settings.
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UPDATE aqo_queries SET learn_aqo=false WHERE query_hash = '<replaceable>hash</>';
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<entry><literal>manual</literal></entry>
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<entry><emphasis role="strong">Default.</emphasis> Uses the default planner for all new queries, but can reuse the collected statistics for already known query types, if any.</entry>
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<entry><literal>disabled</literal></entry>
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<entry>Fully disables <filename>aqo</filename> for all queries. The collected statistics and <filename>aqo</filename> settings are saved and can be used in the future. </entry>
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