## Appendix I. Configuring Postgres Pro for 1C Solutions

You can install and use Postgres Pro with 1C solutions in a client/server model. For optimal performance and stability, modify the following settings in the `postgresql.conf` configuration file of Postgres Pro server:

1. Increase the maximum number of allowed concurrent connections to the database server, up to 1000 connections. 1C solutions can open a large number of connections, even if not all of them are used, so it is recommended to allow not less than 500 connections.

       max_connections = 1000

2. To ensure that temporary tables are handled correctly, modify the following parameters:

   - Increase the buffer size for temporary tables:

         temp_buffers = 32MB

   - Increase the number of allowed locks of tables or indexes per transaction to 256:

         max_locks_per_transaction = 256

     Typically, 1C solutions use a lot of temporary tables. Every backend process usually contains multiple temporary tables. When closing a connection, Postgres Pro tries to drop all temporary tables in a single transaction, so this transaction may use a lot of locks. If the number of locks exceeds the `max_locks_per_transaction` value, the transaction will fail, leaving multiple orphaned temporary tables.

3. Enable backslash escapes in all strings, and switch off the warning about using the backslash escape symbol:

       standard_conforming_strings = off
       escape_string_warning = off

4. Optimize query planning using `online_analyze` and `plantuner` extensions, as follows:

   - Add `online_analyze` and `plantuner` to the `shared_preload_libraries` variable.

         shared_preload_libraries = 'online_analyze, plantuner'

   - Enable automatic analysis of temporary tables when they are modified:

         online_analyze.table_type = 'temporary'

   - Tune Postgres Pro optimizer to improve planning for recently created empty tables:

         plantuner.fix_empty_table = 'on'

   - Suppress detailed messages from the `online_analyze` extension:

         online_analyze.verbose = 'off'