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This article provides step-by-step instructions to list all parameters of an Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server.
Steps to list all parameters
Using the Azure portal:
Select your Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server.
In the resource menu, under the Settings section, select Parameters.
The page shows a list of parameters, their configured values, optional units, whether they're read-only, dynamic, or static, and their descriptions.
Select or hover over the i (information) icon to see which values are allowed for each parameter. Depending on the data type of the parameter, which can be string, enumeration, integer, boolean, numeric, set, the allowed values vary. And it can be regular expression, list of values, range of integers, on/off, range of decimals, list of values, respectively.
The list of parameters supported by the server consists of several hundred items, which are rendered in pages of 20 items each. At the bottom of the page, there's a control to inform you of the position you're at.
There's also a paging control which you can use to navigate through the whole set of pages.
If needed, use the Search to filter items... text box to narrow down the list to those parameters containing the search term in their name or in their description.
The Source column can show any of the following values for each parameter:
| Parameter type | Description |
|---|---|
| System-Default | Value of the parameter is never overridden, neither by the user nor by the platform. |
| User-Override | Value of the parameter is overridden, either by the user or by the system. |
The Parameter type column can show any of the following values for each parameter:
| Parameter type | Description |
|---|---|
| Static | Requires a server restart to make the change effective. |
| Dynamic | Can be altered without the need to restart the server instance. However, changes apply only to new connections established after the modification. |
| Read-only | Isn't user configurable, because of its critical role in maintaining reliability, security, or other operational aspects of the service. |