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Chris van Eijk: infinite recursion detected in policy: causes and fixes

Planet PostgreSQL2026-10-10 08:000 views

When PostgreSQL 17 raises 'infinite recursion detected in policy for relation', and what each fix costs on a million rows: from 0.09 ms to 6.6 seconds.

Source：https://postgr.es/p/9xA

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