There's not yet any caching around JITed programs, which makes it completely unsuitable for OLTP. Oh, I see. Thanks for clarifying! You mentioned it was merg

There's not yet any caching around JITed programs, which makes it completely unsuitable for OLTP. Oh, I see. Thanks for clarifying! You mentioned it was merged. Does this mean it'll land in stable soon? Will it be behind a flag, or does the planner just know when to use it? I can't imagine them doing that. RE: Redshift, That's very unfortunate :|. I suppose that's another downside of AWS forking vs. say Citus who moved to the extension model. Though, this would really be perfect for Redshift's use cases... so I guess we'll see. -- This is a step in the right direction regardless, but I'm curious how many people are specifically using pure Postgres for large-scale OLAP models (not including occasionally running one-off queries on their OLTP data).