Andrew Dunstan wrote:
> Well, I'm not I know how to find out the answer to your question. I
> could try attaching a debugger to the postmaster - if I knew where to
> put a breakpoint.
Did you try reaper()? It's the SIGCHLD handler.
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> Here are update map files for our Korean character sets. The changes:
>
> All character sets updated to add the 3 characters added since 1998: Euro
> Sign, Postal Mark, and Registered Mark.
>
> UHC updated to add a number of new Hanja that have been added over the years.
> This brings the
Tom Lane wrote:
Andrew Dunstan writes:
Tom Lane wrote:
Ick. Is it possible that the postmaster did get a report, but thought
it was normal session termination? If so, how could we distinguish?
If that were the case then it would not have the dead process still
listed a
Andrew Dunstan writes:
> Tom Lane wrote:
>> Ick. Is it possible that the postmaster did get a report, but thought
>> it was normal session termination? If so, how could we distinguish?
> If that were the case then it would not have the dead process still
> listed as a live backend, ISTM, which
Tom Lane wrote:
Andrew Dunstan writes:
... I killed a backend using the task manager, and
the postmaster never noticed.
Ick. Is it possible that the postmaster did get a report, but thought
it was normal session termination? If so, how could we distinguish?
If that
Andrew Dunstan writes:
> ... I killed a backend using the task manager, and
> the postmaster never noticed.
Ick. Is it possible that the postmaster did get a report, but thought
it was normal session termination? If so, how could we distinguish?
regards, tom lane
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Hi,
Le 1 mai 09 à 23:04, Yeb Havinga a écrit :
An idea for possible improvement of query speed on gist indexes with
a costly compression function. We have a gist index that uses a
compressed internal datatype. The compression is with some cost (it
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Hi,
Le 2 mai 09 à 17:37, Tom Lane a écrit :
My knowledge of AI search algorithms is about 20 years obsolete, but
last I heard simulated annealing had overtaken genetic algorithms for
many purposes. It might be interesting to try a rewrite based on SA;
or maybe there's something better out there
While trying to test Tom's theory about Windows not being able to
reinitialise shared memory when a backend crashes, I was doing some
testing on my Vista box. I killed a backend using the task manager, and
the postmaster never noticed. pg_cancel_backend() reported correctly
that the process d
On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 4:21 PM, Tom Lane wrote:
> I assume vaquita's configuration hasn't changed recently (Dave?)
> so this seems to put the lie to the theory we've taken refuge in
> that it's caused by bad antivirus software. I don't see that it
> gets us any closer to a solution though.
Well
> Here are update map files for our Korean character sets. The changes:
>
> All character sets updated to add the 3 characters added since 1998: Euro
> Sign, Postal Mark, and Registered Mark.
>
> UHC updated to add a number of new Hanja that have been added over the years.
> This brings the
Tobias Zahn writes:
> I didn't not get any response to my initial message below. Now I am
> wondering if nobody is into the optimizer or if my question was just too
> stupid. Could you please give me some clues? Your help would really be
> appreciated.
Well, nobody's into GEQO very much. I took
vaquita has an interesting report today:
http://www.pgbuildfarm.org/cgi-bin/show_log.pl?nm=vaquita&dt=2009-05-01%2020:00:06
Partway through the contrib tests, for absolutely no visible reason
whatsoever, connections start to fail with
FATAL: could not reattach to shared memory (key=364, addr=0292
Andrew Dunstan writes:
> Maybe we need to look at all the places we call GetLastError(). There
> are quite a few of them.
It would only be an issue with syscalls that have badly designed APIs
like this one. Most of the time you know that the function has failed
and is supposed to have set the e
Tom Lane wrote:
Now this would only explain problems if there were some code path
through the postmaster that could leave the errno set to
ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS (a/k/a EEXIST) when this code is reached. I'm not
sure there is one, and I have even less of a theory as to why system
load might mak
Hello again,
I didn't not get any response to my initial message below. Now I am
wondering if nobody is into the optimizer or if my question was just too
stupid. Could you please give me some clues? Your help would really be
appreciated.
Regards,
Tobias
> Hello,
> I was digging through the optimi
Hi,
> > OK, so, when I initially started catching up on this thread, I was
> > kind of feeling annoyed at Tom, and I still wish he'd say something
> > along the lines of "I did not mean to give offense and I'm sorry if my
> > words came across in a way that I did not intend" rather than just
> > e
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