Package: postgresql-13-toastinfo
Source: toastinfo
Version: 1.7-1.pgdg26.04+1
Architecture: amd64
Maintainer: Debian PostgreSQL Maintainers <team+postgresql@tracker.debian.org>
Installed-Size: 34
Depends: postgresql-13
Homepage: https://github.com/df7cb/toastinfo
Priority: optional
Section: database
Filename: pool/main/t/toastinfo/postgresql-13-toastinfo_1.7-1.pgdg26.04+1_amd64.deb
Size: 6892
SHA512: 970e96714d2976e1aba9d65071bad2c98b6bbff7cee120f26e4dc69720a951df846a83f57fb9bceb45600f9db3867a1f0271e95c979ade57c71c330a608cfc03
SHA256: 18933080f7151e1c235f0d9472d6051787182eb6e303b127037d1e8c2cec0a9a
SHA1: 14aa13ee7e67367ace950646673931c4d92530a1
MD5sum: c785ae10f59c64c81656b6f5b7417f68
Description: Show storage structure of varlena datatypes in PostgreSQL
 This PostgreSQL extension exposes the internal storage structure of
 variable-length datatypes, called varlena.
 .
 The function pg_toastinfo describes the storage form of a datum:
 .
  * null for NULLs
  * ordinary for non-varlena datatypes
  * short inline varlena for varlena values up to 126 bytes (1 byte header)
  * long inline varlena, (un)compressed for varlena values up to 1GiB
    (4 bytes header)
  * toasted varlena, (un)compressed for varlena values up to 1GiB stored in
    TOAST tables
 .
 The function pg_toastpointer returns a varlena's chunk_id oid in the
 corresponding TOAST table. It returns NULL on non-varlena input.