> >> Is it OK to delete the files from pg_xlog? What will be
> >> the result?
> > It's not Ok. Though you could remove files numbered from
> > 00 to 00012 (in hex), if any.
>
> OK, thanks. Is there any documentation on these files, and what
> our options are if something l
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>> Is it OK to delete the files from pg_xlog? What will be the result?
> It's not Ok. Though you could remove files numbered from 000
> to 00012 (in hex), if any.
OK, thanks. Is there any documentat
Yes, I was loading a large table. :-)
The filesystem with pg_xlog filled up, and the
backend (all backends) died abnormally. I can't
restart postmaster, either.
There are no stray IPC resources left allocated.
Is it OK to delete the files from pg_xlog? What
will be the result?
Will I be abl
> The filesystem with pg_xlog filled up, and the
> backend (all backends) died abnormally. I can't
> restart postmaster, either.
>
> Is it OK to delete the files from pg_xlog? What
> will be the result?
It's not Ok. Though you could remove files numbered
from 000 to 00012 (
Yes, I was loading a large table. :-)
The filesystem with pg_xlog filled up, and the
backend (all backends) died abnormally. I can't
restart postmaster, either.
Is it OK to delete the files from pg_xlog? What
will be the result?
Will I be able to avoid this problem by splitting
the load data
