Hello!
Our 300GB database requires vacuum about once a week to prevent
transaction id wrap around. Database is heavily updated and sometimes
vacuuming takes over 12 hours.
We have a major problem with a table that tracks online users
(user_online). A row is inserted when a user logs in and a "seen" stamp is
updated every five minutes if he/she loads any pages. Periodical cron job
deletes all idle users - rows that have "seen" older than 20 minutes.
Frequent vacuuming is required to delete old row versions. We have usually
about 20k users online.
However, database wide vacuum prevents user_online vacuum from deleting
old row versions and the table gets incredibly bloated. Queries involving
the user_online practically cease to work.
Any suggestions for this problem?
Btw, we have PostgreSQL 8.1.
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