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analyze, and run a
normal vacuum twice a day. The files are no longer growing since. I'm
leaving for hollidays now, I'll investigate more when I return next
week.
/erwin
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n to the size of the database in the filesystem, where
problems start occurring when it exceeds 1,4 Gb. A
dump/drop/create/restore reduces files size to approx. 350 Mb.
Any pointers would be helpful as a weekly dump/restore is not quite
optimal :)
/erwin
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