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My Experiences Navigating Technology - All Views Are My Own

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🛩️ Shane Borden's Technology Blog | My Experiences Navigating Technology – All Views Are My Own 🛩️ Shane Borden's Technology Blog My Experiences Navigating Technology – All Views Are My Own Menu Skip to content Home About Follow-Up: Reduce Vacuum by Using “ON CONFLICT” Directive Leave a reply I previously blogged about ensuring that the “ON CONFLICT” directive is used in order to avoid vacuum from having to do additional work. You can read the original blog here: Reduce Vacuum by Using “ON CONFLICT” Directive Now that Postgres has incorporated the “MERGE” functionality into Postgres 15 and above, I wanted to ensure that there was no “strange” behavior as it relates to vacuum when using merge. As you can see here, the “MERGE” functionality does perform exactly as expected. For example, when you attempt to have a merge where the directive is to try an insert first followed by an update, exactly one row is marked dead when the insert fails and the update succeeds...

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