It is not the db that's never used. Various tables in the db are never
used. This is a database that's been continually added to and modified
for ten years -- sometimes cruft accumulates.
It would be nice to get pg_dump activity out of the stats for another
reason --- pg_dump adds to the sequ
On Jan 20, 2009, at 11:27 AM, Bryce Nesbitt wrote:
It is not the db that's never used. Various tables in the db are
never used. This is a database that's been continually added to and
modified for ten years -- sometimes cruft accumulates.
Understood.
It would be nice to get pg_dump activ
Erik Jones wrote:
It would be nice to get pg_dump activity out of the stats for another
reason --- pg_dump adds to the sequential scan activity, in a way
that does not represent the "typical" use of the database.
Essentially pg_dump is an atypical user of the database, so it's
stats are "dif
