On 9/27/15 12:16 PM, Vincent Veyron wrote:
In English : ERROR: could not read block 0 from file « base/28903/29447 » : 0
bytes read out of 8192
What relation is that? (SELECT oid::regclass FROM pg_class WHERE
relfilenode=29447 in the appropriate database)
"dossier_contrat" is a simple sql function (definition below) used in an index,
whose creation always fails when restoring from a dump file (on different machines),
I can create the index in psql with :
CREATE INDEX tbldossier_id_contrat_idx ON tbldossier USING btree
(dossier_contrat(id_dossier));
but subsequent dumps/restores will always fail on it (only in 9.4, it works
fine in 9.1).
What should I be looking for to find the cause of the error?
This will never work well. You're taking a function that is only STABLE
and falsely marking it as IMMUTABLE. There may be some other underlying
issue causing the read error though.
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Function definition:
\sf+ dossier_contrat
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.dossier_contrat(integer)
RETURNS integer
LANGUAGE sql
IMMUTABLE
1 AS $function$
2 -- renvoie l'id du contrat couvrant un dossier statutaire
3 SELECT t1.id_contrat
4 FROM tblcontrat t1 INNER JOIN ( tblagent t2 INNER JOIN tbldossier t3
using (id_agent) ) ON t1.id_collectivite = t2.id_collectivite AND
t1.id_caisse_retraite = substring(t2.id_affiliation FROM 6 FOR 3)
5 WHERE t3.date_origine BETWEEN t1.date_debut_garantie AND
t1.date_fin_garantie AND t3.id_dossier = $1
6 $function$
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