Re: [HACKERS] Cause of "can't wait without a PROC structure"

2002-09-25 Thread Bruce Momjian
Tom Lane wrote: > I said: > > The ordering of these shutdown hooks is the reverse of the ordering > > of the startup initialization of the modules. It looks like we'll > > need to rejigger the startup ordering ... and it also looks like that's > > going to be a rather ticklish issue. (See commen

Re: [HACKERS] Cause of "can't wait without a PROC structure"

2002-09-25 Thread Tom Lane
I said: > The ordering of these shutdown hooks is the reverse of the ordering > of the startup initialization of the modules. It looks like we'll > need to rejigger the startup ordering ... and it also looks like that's > going to be a rather ticklish issue. (See comments in BaseInit and > InitP

Re: [HACKERS] Cause of "can't wait without a PROC structure"

2002-09-25 Thread Tom Lane
Scott Shattuck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Sorry I can't add any insight at this level...but I can say that it > would be significant to my customer(s) and my ability to recommend PG to > future "ex-Oracle users" ;) to see a fix make it into the 7.3 final. Rest assured that it *will* be fixed i

Re: [HACKERS] Cause of "can't wait without a PROC structure"

2002-09-25 Thread Scott Shattuck
On Wed, 2002-09-25 at 09:52, Tom Lane wrote: > I've identified the reason for the occasional "can't wait without a PROC > structure" failures we've seen reported. I had been thinking that this > must occur during backend startup, before MyProc is initialized ... > but I was mistaken. Actually, i

[HACKERS] Cause of "can't wait without a PROC structure"

2002-09-25 Thread Tom Lane
I've identified the reason for the occasional "can't wait without a PROC structure" failures we've seen reported. I had been thinking that this must occur during backend startup, before MyProc is initialized ... but I was mistaken. Actually, it happens during backend shutdown, and the reason is