On Mon, 2024-03-04 at 01:33 +0530, veem v wrote: > We see in one of the RDS postgres instances, from pg_stat_user_tables , > the auto vacuum and auto analyze happening on the tables without our > manual intervention.
That's exactly the idea behind autovacuum. > So is auto vacuum analyze is sufficient to make sure optimal stats > and unbloated table structure in place Yes, it is sufficient. If you have a busy database, you may have to tune autovacuum to keep up. The only things that require manual ANALYZE are 1. partitioned tables (autoanalyze will collect statistics on the partitions, but not the partitioned table itself) 2. after you create an index on an expression (otherwise you have to wait until autoanalyze runs to get statistics on the indexed expression) Yours, Laurenz Albe
