, so if you doing an update / insert /
delete you may want to wrap it in an explicit transaction and then roll it back.
HTH,
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autovac is causing.
HTH,
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config settings to
see if anything changed (shouldn't have but ...).
Has anyone else seen anything like this ?
I suspect some site error had led to us scoring an own-goal but I thought I'd
ask and see if anyone else has seen this.
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Rafael --
...
Has anyone else seen anything like this ?
Hello
The release notes for 9.2.2 say this:
... However, you may need to perform REINDEX operations to correct
problems in concurrently-built indexes, as described in the first
changelog item below.
But the 9.1.7 note
to the database and some limited
permissions to user tabhles that need to be monitored. But pg_stat_activity
shows only insufficient privilege
I've trolled the archives and postgres docs with no success.
Could some kind soul point me in the right direction ?
Thanks!
Greg Williamson
Tom --
Greg Williamson gwilliamso...@yahoo.com writes:
We want to create a role used by a monitor to check for IDLE in
Transaction with the most restrictive permissions we can on a 8.4.13
instance.
The user has been granted connect privilege to the database and some limited
permissions
not run from the command line, that will probably give you a clue.
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...
A cron job dropdb one of the databases and createdb it and then pg_restore.
Roughly 80GB dump.
So far, my guess is that this is fixed by commits a1f064fc2 + d7598aeea.
Out production PostgreSQL running a 9.1 variant does not have this problem.
It does not have the
fantastic !
thanks.
greg
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Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Database size stays
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I've done some more testing and the problem seems to be repmgr itself.
A few details below...
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Dear list,
I have a postgres database, 9.1.3, which shows a fairly constant amount of
space used by postgres, but total disk space kees shrinking.
If I restart postgres the space on my file system returns.
This cluster is replicated to another; that custer does not show this problem.
There are
Steve (and others who replied):
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information if you give me some pointers as to what to look
for.
Thanks!
Greg Williamson
postgres(at)db11:5432=# select version();
version
I've got a fairly large table (186 million rows) that is moderately busy ( a
few inserts per second at most) that I am trying to create a trigger on -- it
is just hanging.
Can this be done in 8.3 ? Will it eventually complete ?
Thanks for any advice, information, etc.!
Greg Williamson
is the
same version and I am on the same server.
Is this known / documented ? Any suggestions (other than not to do this ; -- )
Thanks,
Greg Williamson
Tom --
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WTF? That should certainly not happen. Have you perhaps got a script
that runs around sending SIGTERM to backends that it thinks are blocking
something? Does anything show up in the postmaster log when this
happens?
No, we have processes that
Tom, et. al.,
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Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Question about ALTER TABLE DROP CONSTRAINT on 9.1
A follow up --
...
a) quickly relieve the immediate pain
Set autovacuum_cost_limit to a smaller value. (Change the
postgresql.conf file and do a reload.) I would start by cutting the
current value in half.
Thanks -- would not have known how to start. But for now, in
observance of
(other than going to manual vacuuming on
a schedule).
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Kevin --
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a) quickly relieve the immediate pain
Set autovacuum_cost_limit to a smaller value. (Change the
postgresql.conf file and do a reload.) I would start by cutting the
current value in half.
Thanks -- would not have known how to start. But for now, in
observance of your
cast one at a time; if it blows up you go back to
resolving issues. Then copy the table using the numeric columns to the desired
destination.
Hopefully others might have better ideas ... best o' luck!
Greg Williamson
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To make
in 10.16
seconds
Feb 7 01:27:43 sf1ddb001 puppet-agent[28309]: Finished catalog run in 10.86
seconds
Feb 7 01:57:59 sf1ddb001 puppet-agent[28309]: Finished catalog run in 10.48
seconds
...
Has anyone ever seen anything like this ?
Thanks for any suggestions, advice, etc.
Greg WIlliamson
DBA
Matheus --
To me seems that it just appended the data to your log. To avoid this set the
log_truncate_on_rotation to on, but notice that it will replace the old logs.
Thanks for the suggestion, but we seem to be using this already:
-bash-3.2$ grep log_truncate_on_rotation postgresql.conf
-rw--- 1 postgres postgres 0 Feb 6 14:49 1577011574
-rw--- 1 postgres postgres 0 Feb 6 14:49 1577011572
-rw--- 1 postgres postgres 0 Feb 6 14:49 1577011568
Are these safe to delete these files ?
Is it safe to delete the directory itself ?
Thanks,
Greg Williamson
DBA
)
Could someone hit with me with a clue stick ? I've tried endless combinations
of ways to restore the whole table with all indexes and have failed miserably.
I must be missing something obvious.
Thanks,
Greg WIlliamson
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not include any references to indexes, constraints or sequences, all
of which it might be useful to recreate.
What I am I missing ? Or is pg_restore just not capable of restoring the full
definition of a table ?
TIA,
Greg WIlliamson
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and the like that are no longer under copyright, so lots of
long
classics.
http://www.archive.org/stream/ataleoftwocities00098gut/old/2city12p_djvu.txt
for example ... 765K
HTH,
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To make changes to your
? Is it advisable to index pg_* tables?
Do you vacuum the database regularly ?
What are the number of rows in those tables ?
It is possible that the planner is doing a sequential scan because the tables
are small and that's faster than doing indexed reads.
Greg Williamson
Ray,
You don't say what form of quoting you are using, but maybe you could
try doubling up those quotes ?
raise notice ''A is %'',5;
HTH,
Greg Williamson
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GlobeXplorer LLC, a DigitalGlobe company
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