Hello
If Your 'vacuum verbose analyze table' ends pretty fast,and Your 'vacuum
full verbose analyze table' never ends,watch for 'select count (*) from
pg_locks',might be that You have some heavy load transaction processing
on that table,so 'vacuum full' wait for transactions to end. If
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> Yikes. That's *way* too high. If you're trying to get the vacuum to
complete quickly, it really should be zero anyway. Nonzero is for when you
don't care how >> long vacuum takes as long as it's not sucking too much
I/O from your real work.
Thanks Tom, yap you were right now it runs instan
"Paragon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Right now I have
> vacuum_cost_delay = 600
Yikes. That's *way* too high. If you're trying to get the vacuum to
complete quickly, it really should be zero anyway. Nonzero is for when
you don't care how long vacuum takes as long as it's not sucking
"Paragon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Sure looks like a near-idle machine to me :-(.
>> I think that the vacuum must be stuck on a lock. What other Postgres
>> processes have you got, and what are they doing?
> Originally I thought it was the autovacuuming getting in the way since I
> noticed
> Sure looks like a near-idle machine to me :-(.
> I think that the vacuum must be stuck on a lock. What other Postgres
processes have you got, and what are they doing?
> regards, tom lane
Originally I thought it was the autovacuuming getting in the way since I
noticed
"Paragon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Is it actually *doing* anything, like consuming CPU or I/O -- and if so
>> which? How much does VACUUM VERBOSE print before getting stuck?
> --If I start the
> vacuum verbose ky.ky_edges;
> and monitor vmstat 1 looks like this
Sure looks like a near-idl
>"Paragon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I am running into problems vacuuming my larger tables. It seems for
>> tables greater than 1 million rows, Vacuum just hangs. I could leave it
running
>> for hours and it never comes to completion.
>Is it actually *doing* anything, like consuming C
"Paragon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am running into problems vacuuming my larger tables. It seems for tables
> greater than 1 million rows, Vacuum just hangs. I could leave it running
> for hours and it never comes to completion.
Is it actually *doing* anything, like consuming CPU or I/
I am running into problems vacuuming my larger tables. It seems for tables
greater than 1 million rows, Vacuum just hangs. I could leave it running
for hours and it never comes to completion.
Things like copying the whole table to a temp table with bulk insert such as
(SELECT * INTO temp FROM
