Postgres Quiz Archive

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Created by Paul Sammy

PostgreSQL 14 Internals Chapter 1

A quiz to test the knowledge of those reading and learning from Postgres 14 Internals book by Egor Rogov, covering topics in Chapter 1.

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1. Tablespaces can be used to segregate data based on performance needs?

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2. How many files or forks on disk will a 10Mb table with no index have?

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3. What is another name for the postgres process?

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4. Which 3 databases exist directly after cluster initialization?

choose 3 options

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5. What is the purpose of the template0 database?

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6. What is the purpose of the visibility map?

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7. To be able to restore data consistency, Postgres maintains

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8. Who is the Author of the Postgres 14 Internals book?

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9. Which fork keeps track of available space within pages?

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10. Files are logically split into pages?

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11. When PostgreSQL is running what can it be referred to as?

Choose 2 option

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12. What is the name of the 2 default tablespaces created after initialization?

choose 2

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13. Tablespaces are used to define physical data layout?

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14. What is the purpose of the postgres database?

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15. What is the purpose of the public schema?

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16. If we create a new tablespace which directory will symbolic links be created from?

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17. How many rows in a page does Postgres aim to have before considering TOAST?

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18. To understand each other, a client and a server must use one and the same interfacing protocol?

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19. Postgres uses a thread based process model?

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20. Each tablespaces can only be assigned for use by one database

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PostgreSQL 14 Internals Chapter 2

A quiz to test the knowledge of those reading and learning from Postgres 14 Internals book by Egor Rogov, covering topics in Chapter 2.

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1. The more locks a transaction acquires, the better it is isolated from other transactions?

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2. The SQL standard specifies three isolation levels?

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3. Data Consistency is best handled at the application layer rather than at the database layer?

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4. which of the below statements will start a transaction as Read Repeatable?

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5. Which isolation level in theory could mean an application does not have to consider isolation anomalies?

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6. What is the acronym used for the attributes that ensure Data consistency, integrity and durability?

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7. non-repeatable read anomaly occurs when?

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8. What are some of database features we can use to avoid a non repeatable read?

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9. Based on Snapshot Isolation use of MVCC which of the below are permitted?

choose 3

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10. Which of the below are valid Isolations Levels?

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PostgreSQL 14 Internals Chapter 3

A quiz to test the knowledge of those reading and learning from Postgres 14 Internals book by Egor Rogov, covering topics in Chapter 3.

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1. If a transaction aborts, all page changes are reverted(rolled back) in place?

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2. The page Special Space is located at the start of the page with highest address

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3. When a row is created, its xmin value is set to the transaction ID of which command?

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4. a transaction containing a savepoint is will still be considered as only a single transaction?

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5. A page along with its tuples is read into the buffer cache with compression transformations to enhance cache efficiency?

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6. indexes do not use row versioning?

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7. Indexes values also support multi versioning with several versions of an index value existing at any point in time?

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8. index row headers like table row headers contain xmin and xmax fields?

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9. Which of the below are true about a Pages Item Pointer?

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10. Page free space can often become fragmented?

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