Magnus Hagander wrote:
Sounds like the WAL log. It's in the pg_xlog directory - verify that
that's where the data is increasing.

The WAL log is global and not per-tablespace, so it doesn't follow your
tablespaces location.


Nope, it's the files in the pg_tblspc directory on my C drive, they are named identically to the files in my tablespace directory on D drive and have identical sizes. When I add data to a table in this tablespace, I see concurrent increases in file size in both my own tablespace directory and the pg_tblspc directory tree.

Eg within this directory tree I have a file 17177 which represents my job_classification table, if I insert a bunch of records, the 17177 file on my D drive increases in size as does the 17177 file in the pg_tblspc subdirectory.

I can see the pg_xlog files, which aren't an issue as they are archived off to E drive.

I've just noticed in the tablespace documentation (Ch 19.6) that PG makes use of symbolic links that point to any user-defined tablespaces but AFAIK W2K3 doesn't support symlinks.

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