Hello Sim,
as Grzegorz already mentioned, you have to gather the info from the logs.
Therefore I would suggest the tool pgfouine. There's an option to "visualize"
the log of a VACUUM run. You should give it a try...
regardsGERD...
Sim Zacks schrieb:
> Is there a tool that can monitor my post
2009/6/18 Sim Zacks :
> Is there a tool that can monitor my postgresql and recommend
> configuration changes based on actual use?
>
> For example, when I run VACUUM ANALYZE it tells me that I should
> consider increasing the max_fsm_relations.
>
> After monitoring for a period of time, I would like
Is there a tool that can monitor my postgresql and recommend
configuration changes based on actual use?
For example, when I run VACUUM ANALYZE it tells me that I should
consider increasing the max_fsm_relations.
After monitoring for a period of time, I would like to know if my shared
buffers are
