sr_plan looks like Oracle Outline system. It can be used to lock the execution plan. It is necessary if you do not trust the planner or able to form a better plan.
Dependencies: >= Python 3.2, Mako, pycparser >= 2.19 If you only have a Python you can use the virtual environment:
virtualenv env
source ./env/bin/activate
pip install -r ./requirements.txt
Then you need to generate C code and compiled it:
make USE_PGXS=1 genparser
make USE_PGXS=1
make USE_PGXS=1 install
and modify your postgres config:
shared_preload_libraries = 'sr_plan'
In your db:
CREATE EXTENSION sr_plan;
If you want to save the query plan is necessary to set the variable:
set sr_plan.write_mode = true;
Now plans for all subsequent queries will be stored in the table sr_plans. Don't forget that all queries will be stored including duplicates. Making an example query:
select query_hash from sr_plans where query_hash=10;
disable saving the query:
set sr_plan.write_mode = false;
Now verify that your query is saved:
select query_hash, enable, valid, query, explain_jsonb_plan(plan) from sr_plans;
query_hash | enable | valid | query | explain_jsonb_plan
------------+--------+-------+------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------
1783086253 | f | t | select query_hash from sr_plans where query_hash=10; | Bitmap Heap Scan on sr_plans +
| | | | Recheck Cond: (query_hash = 10) +
| | | | -> Bitmap Index Scan on sr_plans_query_hash_idx+
| | | | Index Cond: (query_hash = 10) +
| | | |
explain_jsonb_plan function allows you to display explain execute the plan of which lies in jsonb. By default, all the plans are off, you need enable it:
update sr_plans set enable=true where query_hash=1783086253;
(1783086253 for example only) After that, the plan for the query will be taken from the sr_plans.
In addition sr plan allows you to save a parameterized query plan. In this case, we have some constants in the query are not essential. For the parameters we use a special function _p (anyelement) example:
select query_hash from sr_plans where query_hash=1000+_p(10);
if we keep the plan for the query and enable it to be used also for the following queries:
select query_hash from sr_plans where query_hash=1000+_p(11);
select query_hash from sr_plans where query_hash=1000+_p(-5);