Adam Radłowski wrote:
> So, are You suggesting, that at the time of full database vacuuming,
> some of tables are not vacuumed, when "max_fsm_relations" is to small ?
No. They will all be vacuumed. The difference is that the space
reclaimed by vacuum will not be reused unless it is recorded by
I've tryied 4 times to post this message to pgsql-performance without
success... No return, even an error...
Below is my problem; a query that perform bad when using a filter almost equal.
The problem (8.2.11):
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
SELECT
resource,
category,
userid,
title,
year,
month,
SUM(hours)
FROM
Maybe someone would like to see it without broken lines (I do).
Regards,
2008/12/1 Daniel Cristian Cruz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I've tryied 4 times to post this message to pgsql-performance without
> success... No return, even an error...
>
> Below is my problem; a query that perform bad when usin
Now I got full information. Big thanks.
Adam
Alvaro Herrera pisze:
Adam Radłowski wrote:
So, are You suggesting, that at the time of full database vacuuming,
some of tables are not vacuumed, when "max_fsm_relations" is to small ?
No. They will all be vacuumed. The difference is that the sp
I'm using PG 8.3.4 , what's the method for remote users to change
their PG passwd .
Isabella
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Hi All;
I wonder is there a way to force autovacuum events to be logged to the
postgres log ?
Thanks in advance
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On Mon, 2008-12-01 at 21:35 -0700, Kevin Kempter wrote:
>
> Hi All;
>
> I wonder is there a way to force autovacuum events to be logged to the
> postgres log ?
I believe they are, if you turn it up to DEBUG or DEBUG2.
Joshua D. Drake
>
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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Consulting,
How the remote user access the postgres database.
Are they using pgadmin ?? Are they able to connect through psql to
remote database?
IF yes then try following command
dbname=# alter user "Username" password 'password';
In pgadmin tool we can directly edit the user user properties & change
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