Pgtools::pg_config_diff - compare plural PostgreSQL settings.
Version 0.009
Show different settings between 2 PostgreSQL databases. This command needs more than 2 argument which is string to specify the PostgreSQL databases. 1 argument should contain hostname, port, username, password, and database. These should be separated by commas. You can omit these pieces except hostname, and then you should insert no character between colons. Default setting is applied when you omit argument pieces. Default setting is ... Hostname: localhost Port : 5432 Username: postgres Password: '' (empty) Database: postgres (Example) $ pg_config_diff "192.168.33.21,5432,postgres,," "192.168.33.22,,,," "192.168.33.23,5432,postgres,,dvdrental" <Setting Name> 192.168.33.21 192.168.33.22 192.168.33.23 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- max_connections 50 100 100 shared_buffers 32768 16384 65536 tcp_keepalives_idle 8000 7200 10000 tcp_keepalives_interval 75 75 10 wal_buffers 1024 512 2048
Tomoaki Otsuka, <otsuka.tt at gmail.com>
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