Hi Marti,
The parameter statement_timeout isn't configured..
I'm using the value default.. 0..
And this is happening when I'm doing large querys on the slave..
thanks,
Tulio
Em 01/02/2012 12:33, Marti Raudsepp escreveu:
On Mon, Jan
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 20:55, Tulio tu...@informidia.com.br wrote:
I have 2 servers, working with Hot-Standby and Streaming Replication...
and when we executed some query much large returns a message..
canceling statement due to statement timeout
I want know, how can I calculate the better
Fabrizio,
I'm using the value default..
The situation was when I executed some query large in the server
Slave, because I'm trying do balancement of charge.
Somebody could help me to solve this problem?
System: CentOS
Postgresql version: 9.1
Hi,
I have 2 servers, working with Hot-Standby and Streaming
Replication...
and when we executed some query much large returns a message..
"canceling statement due to statement
timeout"
I want know, how can I calculate the better value to
2012/1/30 Tulio tu...@informidia.com.br
Hi,
I have 2 servers, working with Hot-Standby and Streaming Replication...
and when we executed some query much large returns a message..
canceling *statement due* to *statement* timeout
I want know, how can I calculate the better value to
