deleted, you should also:
vacuum full bucardo.syncrun;
The data in that table is not critical to Bucardo running - it is mostly
used for the output of "bucardo status" and for auditing of past syncs.
P.S. Bucardo has its own mailing list: bucardo-gene...@bucardo.org,
which in general is bett
to get a new release out (myself, Andrew D., Peter E., probably others).
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indexes) but just a data-only copy:
create table dev.users as select * from public.users;
pg_dump herokudb --schema-only | psql devdb
pg_dump herokudb --data-only -T public.users | psql devdb
psql devdb -c 'insert into public.users select * from dev.users'
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cool to have it
> directly in Perl.
Well if you end up writing something, please throw it into CPAN so we
can all benefit. :)
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d envision some workarounds, but it
really depends on exactly what the OP is trying to achieve.
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* from %I order by 1 limit
%s) TO STDOUT' | psql testdb -c 'COPY %I FROM STDIN' $$, table_name, 100,
table_name)
from information_schema.tables where table_schema = 'public' and
table_type = 'BASE TABLE';
psql> \q
$ sh dump.some.rows.sh
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hat really bites is the analyze afterwards. That's the part
that takes too long (yes, --in-stages helps some). Would love
to see progress made there.
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://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/How_to_become_a_MediaWiki_hacker
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T2384 (Postgres support tracking)
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can use pg_dump | psql for the rest.
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here else. Leaning towards the latter,
as I'm sure the planner *usually* does better with all options enabled. :)
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enough to cover the
actual use case (now() - 1 month).
Leaving out the 'analyze' results in a much better plan, but having the tables
stay unanalyzed does not seem
like a great solution. :) I'm hoping I am overlooking something obvious.
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think this may indeed be one of those times
that we do not attempt to "roll our own". Or at the very least, we should
strive to understand how other communities arrived at their Codes and
why it is working for them.
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r efforts in this.
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ed? I know part of a code of conduct is stating the obvious, but...
> 6. The CoC is not about Social Justice.
Really no need for this. Defensive, and introduces a loaded term.
Thanks, JD, for pushing this forward.
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this same thing recently. I disagree that
it is a waste of time, but I'm happy if we get one, regardless
of different people's rationales for it.
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don't know which tables are being used,
I suggest storing that somewhere your class can find it, or moving away
from such a generic class.
There are other solutions (e.g. forcing conflicting processes to quit
and sleep a second), but the locking one seems the easiest.
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, not statement at all. It stores up
a list of affected rows, then COPYs those from the source databases
to the target ones. It's particularly strong when you have large
delays and many updates to the same row.
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is to use
the session_replication_role feature. See:
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the tradeoff
in complexity. Still, if the majority of the time is spent moving old
data from one or more tables, you could exclude those from the pg_dump
with -T, then copy over some small subset of the table with a pair of
COPY commands from prod to dev.
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.)
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for 10,000 rows to libpq rather than call PQgetResult 10,000 times, but
we'll move ahead with implementing RowCacheSize via PQsetSingleRowMode.
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.
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and trigger-driven.
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Postgres to Oracle.
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(int)
returns text
language plperlu
immutable
as '
use Lingua::EN::Inflect qw( NUMWORDS );
return NUMWORDS(shift);
';
eot
CREATE FUNCTION
$ psql -tc 'select numwords(1234)'
one thousand, two hundred and thirty-four
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session_replication_role is set to 'local', for
example.
While I do think session_replication_role needs some more granularity, it's
also a little hard to say more without knowing your exact requirements.
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or older, you can use this script
to divide it up into the same sections:
http://bucardo.org/wiki/Split_postgres_dump
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or not - the data will still be stored exactly the
same. You can always put a heavy lock on pg_attribute to ensure everyone
sees the change.
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fast sub-10ms mods
ran?
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is on and log_min_duration_statement has a positive value, all
durations are logged but the query text is included only for statements
exceeding
the threshold. This behavior can be useful for gathering statistics in
high-load installations.
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, it was very well discussed and designed. Why do you
even care if the anyone is listening or not? Simply remove the
check if anyone listens step and send the NOTIFY.
If you really need to know if anyone is listening, set up a two-way
stream of listen/notify.
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Igor Neyman asked:
[Postgres 9.2]
How (if it's even possible) can I get listening channels
for all sessions/ connections in the database?
No, this is not possible. You can only see items
from your own session.
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limit to 128?
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backward compatibility?
My vote is WARNING and bump limit to 128 in 9.3. That's the combo most
likely to make dumb applications work better while not breaking
existing smart ones.
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rate, the change causes the original query to run much, much
slower. Problem on 9.2? Something wrong with our system and/or query?
More information needed from me?
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some
explain analyzes (they were taking too long to run; thought I should get
the email out first in case it was something obvious).
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Yeah34 seconds versus near-instant. The first index-only scan does great,
but that second one - ouch - even with no heap fetches at all!
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to 9.2
is truly awe-inspiring)
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, and find some other means to authenticate.
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is constant to avoid unneeded recomplilation.
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are those?
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in
interactive mode. In other words, we already have an elegant and
lightweight approach to the described problem.
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to lots of very careful care and handling, and I doubt adding
that complexity is worth the small benefit gained.
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/Check_postgres
It allows you to compare the schemas of any number of databases to
each other, and also compare a schema to an earlier version of itself,
which can be used for things such as mailing a list of all schema
changes in the last 24 hours, for example.
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protection and avoid the escaping and quoting of the parameter values.
One other way I should mention is that if your app knows it, it can always
pass in the default value(s) directly. :)
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myinsert2 AS INSERT INTO t(c1,c2,c4,c5) VALUES ($1,$2,$3,$4);
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you know what version of
it you are running? There have been various memory leak
problems fixed over the years. The latest is 2.19.2. Your
first solution should be to upgrade that if needed.
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.*
FROM temptable t1,
(SELECT date,time,MAX(interval_length) AS imax
FROM temptable t2
GROUP BY 1,2
) AS t2
WHERE t1.date=t2.date AND t1.time=t2.time AND t1.interval_length=t2.imax;
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into
the -devel package.
Is there another way to determine that?
You can use ldd on the postgres executable, e.g.
$ ldd /usr/local/bin/postgres | grep gss
libgssapi_krb5.so.2 = /lib/libgssapi_krb5.so.2 (0x0414d000)
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the
latest Bucardo5 beta, as Bucardo4 will be deprecated soon:
http://bucardo.org/downloads/Bucardo-4.99.3.tar.gz
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(...)
$sth = $dbh-prepare('INSERT into log_table...');
$sth-execute(@values);
$dbh-commit();
Fetch the data as normal, and return to the user.
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. are not
likely to be added to core. But who knows, there may be a valid use case.
First thing I would do is try a wrapper to a Python or Perl function,
mark it IMMUTABLE, and see just how slow it really is.
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Jay Levitt spoke:
Greg Sabino Mullane wrote:
update pg_database set datallowconn = false where datname = 'foobar';
That's perfect - thanks. Now I can (I think) do this:
pg_restore -d rails_dev_new
[wait]
psql template1
update
of the compressions, etc. to maximize speed.
Quick ideas: try nc or tweak rsync, and on the slave: turn fsync off,
boost maintenance_work_mem and checkpoint_segments, look into parallel
restore.
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CONNECTION LIMIT 9218;
Not as intuitive as a comment, but a lot more visible that something
is different about the database.
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, though.
FWIW, Bucardo 5 has a 'flatfile' mode that will output the deletion
and insert statements to get a table from an old state to a new one.
Not quite what is being asked for here, but could be useful for
similar things as well as for auditing.
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You mean I don't get my money back if I don't like it??? :-)
Are you kidding? You get *twice* your money back, and you
get to keep the product!
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to hear notices coming from superusers?
Or perhaps an option that says I only want to hear notices
coming from me (same role)? This would not affect notifications
at all, but would simply act as a quick filter on incoming
notices for a specific listener.
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).
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that neatly solved the problem. (which wasn't too much of a problem,
more an idle thought).
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perl:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION findos()
RETURNS TEXT
LANGUAGE plperl
AS $$
return $^O;
$$;
SELECT findos();
findos
-
linux
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for even catching both writes, not to
mention sorting it out, is quite small. And I would expect an application
running against a MM database would be able to handle such events anyway.
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of ExtUtils::MakeMaker.
DBD::Pg 1.49 is pretty old, but the good news is that nearly every
other repo in the world has a newer version, and that it has very
few dependencies if you want to install it manually.
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http
A
or B saw them? Any client connecting to the master after client
B commits would have the same problem, no?
[1] The code is still hanging around somewhere, I think, mostly
as an example of what not to do.
Heh, I gotta look that up someday.
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at the exact same time. But certainly
transactions are valid.
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with recent versions
of MediaWiki, but should be enough to get you started testing.
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was a MySQL only shop for so long
(and Wikimedia still uses it, and they influence a lot of the MW
development).
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(CPAN bug #61713) [GSM]
- Fix failing test when run as non-superuser [GSM] (CPAN bug #61534)
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pro-# \i dump.txt
This is a database set, not a psql on, so you do not want the
backslash before the set.
SET session_replication_role = replica;
I'd recommend adding a:
SHOW session_replication_role;
to the dump.txt as a sanity check.
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This shows the session_replication_role is working as it should. Double
check where and how you are setting it; your foreign key problems
will go away once it is set correctly.
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absolutely disable all
triggers for you, unless you've mucked with the triggers
and set them to replica.
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the -1 argument.
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session_replication_role = replica;
SELECT 'No error:';
INSERT INTO def(b) VALUES (2);
SELECT * FROM def;
ROLLBACK;
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likely session_replication_role is not getting set or
is getting reset somewhere.
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No, it will show all tables over the given threshhold. However, the
statement the other tables must be OK is definitely not a given,
as the bloat calculation used by check_postgres is a very rough one.
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on. Feel free to forward me those headers
(offlist) and I'll try to get you unsubscribed.
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see the ERROR appear before the
NOTICE (as the table is created first, and then the indexes).
Thus, make sure you don't have an index named xtmp_changed_ids
somewhere already: \di xtmp_changed_ids
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like a version control number).
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that's what we are using for many clients via check_postgres, and
it's been very good at detecting when the replica has problems. Good
enough that I've never worried about writing a different method,
anyway. :)
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I now want to have this database or all tables capable of read-only.
ALTER DATABASE foo SET default_transaction_read_only = true;
Easy to work around, but may be good enough for your purposes.
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, not sure of your point. Is this a problem? Build-time is
what we want here (determining the libpq we were built with)
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if it does not provide that information.
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for directive fiddling. I certainly hope
other drivers are doing the same, as libpq varies across
major versions a good deal.
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on older versions
2) It returns the *target* version, not the *compiled* version.
In other words, it requires an existing PGconn object.
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to --- if it's even present at all.
Er...yes it will match exact...because we[1] get the location of the
library files from pg_config as well. :) Handy little utility that.
[1] DBD::Pg
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on the machine you are actually linking
against?
Not sure what you mean. pg_config *drives* the compilation and linking,
we don't blindly compile and simply take pg_config's word for it.
pg_config --libdir and pg_config --includedir.
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there is an issue writing to the ~/.psql_history file? Try running
with --no-readline and see if it still happens. Otherwise, consider
using strace or lsof to see what it is doing during those 20 seconds.
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within my own directory
- disallow IP connections
- set the socket directory somewhere within my own directory
Yep, that should do it. I do this all the time for testing
various programs. Set the socket with pg_ctl -o -k newsocketdir
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/Pg.so
libpq.so.4 = /usr/lib64/libpq.so.4 (0x2b8adedb7000)
That's probably your problem. libpq.so.5 came out with Postgres 8.2,
in 2006. See if you can get newer libraries, and the problem might
go away. Specifically, you need the postgresql-devel package.
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LANGUAGE (LC_MESSAGES has no effect).
Specifically, LANGUAGE changes the headers of pg_controldata
(but not the actual output, LC_ALL does that). Thanks for the
nudge, I'll get to rewriting some code.
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greatly prefer
some other way to grab the information!
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