>>>>> "Enno" == Enno Wein <ennowein@yahoo.com> writes:
Enno> I think you made that clear :-)
Obviously not clear enough.
Enno> However, it doesn't seem to work like that. Even with ONLY either
Enno> unlogged (the global ones) and temprorary tables (the local ones), the
Enno> system still produces a huge amount of WAL/checkpoint writes.
So what you just said above is that you get a lot of WAL/checkpoint
writes when using unlogged non-temporary tables. What this implies is
that you have something _else_ going on, involving persistent tables
(i.e. non-temporary non-unlogged tables - these are the only kind that
get their data changes WAL-logged).
So please take this to a more appropriate forum where you can ask for
help in determining where your WAL or checkpoint traffic is coming from,
rather than wasting your time and ours in asking for a feature that
already exists and which from your own description above has nothing to
do with your problem.
--
Andrew.