Robert Haas <robertmh...@gmail.com> writes:
> So I have a script that goes and finds bloated tables and runs VACUUM
> FULL on them in the middle of the night if the bloat passes a certain
> threshold. The tables are small enough and the number of users is low
> enough that this doesn't cause any problems for me. I'm OK if the
> name of the command changes, but I'd like there to be a command that I
> can pass a table name to and get my table debloated without having to
> make any follow-on decisions (such as picking an index to cluster by).
I think we *should* have a command that works like CLUSTER except it just
seqscans the source table without depending on any particular index.
Whether it's called VACUUM FULL or something else is a detail.
regards, tom lane
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