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Jianghua yang: Pricing plans in PostgreSQL's currency: pg_orca's PG-aligned cost model
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How pg_orca replaced ORCA's Greenplum-calibrated cost model with a port of PostgreSQL's costsize.c: where it plugs in, how it bridges ORCA's total-only costs and rebinds to PostgreSQL's startup costs and loop counts, and how a regression harness keeps both planners within 2%.
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