Hello everybody,
I'm facing a simple yet gravely problem with postgresql 7.3.2 on x86 Linux.
My db is used to store IP accounting statistics for about 30 C's. There are
a couple truly trivial tables such as the one below:
CREATE TABLE stats_min
(
ip inetNOT NULL,
On Thu, 29 May 2003, Tomas Szepe wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> I'm facing a simple yet gravely problem with postgresql 7.3.2 on x86 Linux.
> My db is used to store IP accounting statistics for about 30 C's. There are
> a couple truly trivial tables such as the one below:
>
> CREATE TABLE stats_mi
Hi, everybody!
I have run into a couple of problems having to do with parsing text
arrays in jdbc (Array.getArray ()):
- First of all, it skips backslashes, but does not really use them as
escape characters
(for example, if the array element has a string, looking like \"blah\",
it will (incorr
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> > Trouble is, as the rows in the tables get deleted/inserted/updated
> > (the frequency being a couple thousand rows per minute), the database
> > is growing out of proportion in size. After about a week, I have
> > to redump the db by hand so as to get query times back to
On Fri, 30 May 2003, Tomas Szepe wrote:
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> >
> > > Trouble is, as the rows in the tables get deleted/inserted/updated
> > > (the frequency being a couple thousand rows per minute), the database
> > > is growing out of proportion in size. After about a week, I have
> > > to r
Peter Childs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Fri, 30 May 2003, Tomas Szepe wrote:
>> Trouble is, as the rows in the tables get deleted/inserted/updated
>> (the frequency being a couple thousand rows per minute), the database
>> is growing out of proportion in size.
> Would more regular vacu
