@@ -10406,28 +10406,29 @@ dynamic_library_path = 'C:\tools\postgresql;H:\my_project\lib;$libdir'
1040610406 </term>
1040710407 <listitem>
1040810408 <para>
10409- When set to1 , eachcache lookup for a system catalog entry is
10410- invalidated at the first possible opportunity,irrespective of whether
10409+ When set to<literal>1</literal> , each system catalog cache entry is
10410+ invalidated at the first possible opportunity,whether or not
1041110411 anything that would render it invalid really occurred. Caching of
1041210412 system catalogs is effectively disabled as a result, so the server
1041310413 will run extremely slowly. Higher values run the cache invalidation
10414- recursively, which is even slower and useful only useful for testing
10415- in very specific scenarios.
10414+ recursively, which is even slower and only useful for testing
10415+ the caching logic itself. The default value of <literal>0</literal>
10416+ selects normal catalog caching behavior.
1041610417 </para>
1041710418
1041810419 <para>
10419- Thisoption can be very helpful when trying to trigger
10420- hard-to-reproduce bugs involvingconcurrency and catalog changes but
10420+ Thisparameter can be very helpful when trying to trigger
10421+ hard-to-reproduce bugs involvingconcurrent catalog changes, but it
1042110422 is otherwise rarely needed. See the source code files
1042210423 <filename>inval.c</filename> and
1042310424 <filename>pg_config_manual.h</filename> for details.
1042410425 </para>
1042510426
1042610427 <para>
10427- Thissetting is supported but off by default (0) when
10428- <symbol>CLOBBER_CACHE_ENABLED</symbol>is defined at compile time
10428+ Thisparameter is supported when
10429+ <symbol>CLOBBER_CACHE_ENABLED</symbol>was defined at compile time
1042910430 (which happens automatically when using the
10430- <literal >configure</literal > option
10431+ <application >configure</application > option
1043110432 <option>--enable-cassert</option>). In production builds, its value
1043210433 will always be <literal>0</literal> and attempts to set it to another
1043310434 value will raise an error.