What is the command that can be used to allocate memory in postgreSQL?



What is the command that can be used to allocate memory in postgreSQL?..

Answer / Om Prakash Bharti

In PostgreSQL, you can allocate memory by adjusting shared_buffers and effective_cache_size parameters in postgresql.conf file.n"shared_buffers = <value>
effective_cache_size = <value>"nYou can also use the RELOAD or SIGHUP command to make changes take effect.

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