Ungrouped configuration parameters v18
These configuration parameters apply only to EDB Postgres Advanced Server and are for a specific, limited purpose.
nls_length_semantics
Parameter type: Enum
Default value: byte
Range: {byte | char}
Minimum scope of effect: Per session
When value changes take effect: Immediate
Required authorization to activate: Superuser
This parameter has no effect in EDB Postgres Advanced Server. For example, this form of the ALTER SESSION command is accepted in EDB Postgres Advanced Server without throwing a syntax error. However, it doesn't alter the session environment.
ALTER SESSION SET nls_length_semantics = char;
Note
Since setting this parameter has no effect on the server environment, it doesn't appear in the system view pg_settings.
query_rewrite_enabled
Parameter type: Enum
Default value: false
Range: {true | false | force}
Minimum scope of effect: Per session
When value changes take effect: Immediate
Required authorization to activate: Session user
This parameter has no effect in EDB Postgres Advanced Server. For example, this form of the ALTER SESSION command is accepted in EDB Postgres Advanced Server without throwing a syntax error. However, it doesn't alter the session environment.
ALTER SESSION SET query_rewrite_enabled = force;
Note
Since setting this parameter has no effect on the server environment, it doesn't appear in the system view pg_settings.
query_rewrite_integrity
Parameter type: Enum
Default value: enforced
Range: {enforced | trusted | stale_tolerated}
Minimum scope of effect: Per session
When value changes take effect: Immediate
Required authorization to activate: Superuser
This parameter has no effect in EDB Postgres Advanced Server. For example, this form of the ALTER SESSION command is accepted in EDB Postgres Advanced Server without throwing a syntax error. However, it doesn't alter the session environment.
ALTER SESSION SET query_rewrite_integrity = stale_tolerated;
Note
Since setting this parameter has no effect on the server environment, it doesn't appear in the system view pg_settings.