"Paul B. Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My postgresql.conf file had a 10 second timeout and the large database 
> required more than 10 seconds for the vacuum.  It seems that this left 
> postmaster and/or the particular database in a state where any SQL 
> against that database gave the same error response about being canceled 
> by the user.

Hmm, I couldn't duplicate this.  I thought maybe the vacuum wasn't
releasing some lock after it failed, but there's no sign of such a
problem.

Are you sure it isn't just that all your queries were running into the
timeout?

                        regards, tom lane

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