Re: Object like pg_class.relkind = 's' or 'c' have on-disk

OK.understand.
I'll exclude relkind IN( 's' , 'c' ) file in backup set.
THANKS Qingqing Zhou & tom lane!

Tom Lane wrote:
> "Qingqing Zhou" <zhouqq(at)cs(dot)toronto(dot)edu> writes:
>
>>Pg_xactlock is always there as a special relation.
>
>
> pg_xactlock isn't really a relation. The way I think about it is that
> it's a dummy entry in pg_class that exists to reserve a relation OID
> for a specific purpose --- namely, we can lock transaction IDs by
> locking what would otherwise be a page of that relation.
>
> There was some talk recently about reorganizing the locktag design
> so that transaction lock tags would be clearly distinguishable from
> any lock associated with a relation. If we got that done, there'd
> be no need for the pg_xactlock entry at all.
>
>
>>I am not sure about 'c'.
>
>
> 'c' entries in pg_class are for composite types. They don't have
> any associated disk storage either.
>
> regards, tom lane
>
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