Re: ToDo: show size of partitioned table

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Hi,

I'm with Melanie Plageman running the SVPUG Patch Review Meetup. I tested this feature on my Mac. The patch applied
cleanlyon master, and the feature worked as expected with the SQL at the bottom of this email (Jesse Zhang suggested
thetwo-level partitioning). installcheck passed but installcheck-world did not.
 

I do have a feedback on the implementation. The code tries to support older PostgreSQL server versions when declarative
partitionswere not supported before version 10 (relkind value of 'p'). Those versions will never return any result from
thequery being built. So I would suggest an early return from the function. The upside would be that the query building
wouldbe simpler. I can make patch implementing that suggestion if you want.
 

Sincerely,
-- Mathias Brossard


CREATE TABLE partition (
    part  int not null,
    value int not null
) PARTITION BY RANGE (part);

CREATE TABLE partition_0 PARTITION OF partition FOR VALUES FROM (0) TO (10);
CREATE TABLE partition_1 PARTITION OF partition FOR VALUES FROM (10) TO (20);
CREATE TABLE partition_2 PARTITION OF partition FOR VALUES FROM (20) TO (30);
CREATE TABLE partition_3 PARTITION OF partition FOR VALUES FROM (30) TO (40);
CREATE TABLE partition_4 PARTITION OF partition FOR VALUES FROM (40) TO (50);
CREATE TABLE partition_5 PARTITION OF partition FOR VALUES FROM (50) TO (60);
CREATE TABLE partition_6 PARTITION OF partition FOR VALUES FROM (60) TO (70);
CREATE TABLE partition_7 PARTITION OF partition FOR VALUES FROM (70) TO (80);
CREATE TABLE partition_8 PARTITION OF partition FOR VALUES FROM (80) TO (90);
CREATE TABLE partition_9 (
    part  int not null,
    value int not null
) PARTITION BY RANGE (part);

CREATE TABLE partition_9a PARTITION OF partition_9 FOR VALUES FROM (90) TO (95);
CREATE TABLE partition_9b PARTITION OF partition_9 FOR VALUES FROM (95) TO (100);
ALTER TABLE partition ATTACH PARTITION partition_9 FOR VALUES FROM (90) TO (100);

INSERT INTO partition SELECT i % 100 AS part, i AS value FROM generate_series(1, 1000000) AS i;

-------------------
-- Below is the resulting output

test=# \dt+
                         List of relations
 Schema |     Name     | Type  |   Owner   |  Size   | Description
--------+--------------+-------+-----------+---------+-------------
 public | partition    | table | mbrossard | 0 bytes |
 public | partition_0  | table | mbrossard | 3568 kB |
 public | partition_1  | table | mbrossard | 3568 kB |
 public | partition_2  | table | mbrossard | 3568 kB |
 public | partition_3  | table | mbrossard | 3568 kB |
 public | partition_4  | table | mbrossard | 3568 kB |
 public | partition_5  | table | mbrossard | 3568 kB |
 public | partition_6  | table | mbrossard | 3568 kB |
 public | partition_7  | table | mbrossard | 3568 kB |
 public | partition_8  | table | mbrossard | 3568 kB |
 public | partition_9  | table | mbrossard | 0 bytes |
 public | partition_9a | table | mbrossard | 1800 kB |
 public | partition_9b | table | mbrossard | 1800 kB |
(13 rows)

test=# \dP+
                List of partitioned tables
 Schema |    Name     |   Owner   |  Size   | Description
--------+-------------+-----------+---------+-------------
 public | partition   | mbrossard | 35 MB   |
 public | partition_9 | mbrossard | 3600 kB |
(2 rows)

test=# \dP+ *9
                List of partitioned tables
 Schema |    Name     |   Owner   |  Size   | Description
--------+-------------+-----------+---------+-------------
 public | partition_9 | mbrossard | 3600 kB |
(1 row)