After enabling the "no-flush" option, can I force a flush adhoc?

From: David Larson <davidl(at)digitalcyclone(dot)com>
To: pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: After enabling the "no-flush" option, can I force a flush adhoc?
Date: 2000-01-17 16:07:21
Message-ID: 38833E39.E0C9C119@digitalcyclone.com
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For performance reasons, everyone is pushing the "no-flush"
option, and I can see why -- it is incredibly fast in comparison
to running without it.

However, I would feel more comfortable if I had an option to
force a flush. There are times during the day when there is
larger amounts of activity, but during the quieter times, I would
like to be able to revert back to the "flush" mode -- because
of the data loss threat.

Is there an API that I can invoke when I deem appropriate?

I would like to be able to either force a flush to occur right
now, or, preferably, to be able to switch operating modes
("flush" or "no-flush") on demand. Of course, I want to do
this without restarting 'postmaster'.

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