"Thomas F. O'Connell" writes:
I'm dealing with a database where there are ~150,000 rows in
information_schema.tables. I just tried to do a \d, and it came back
with this:
ERROR: cache lookup failed for relation [oid]
Is this indicative of corruption, or is it possibly a resource issue?
I'm working with these guys to resolve the immediate issue, but I
suspect there's a race condition somewhere in the code.
What's happened is that OIDs have been changed in the system. There's
not a lot of table DDL that happens, but there is a substantial
amount of view DDL that can take pl
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"Thomas F. O'Connell"
"Thomas F. O'Connell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm dealing with a database where there are ~150,000 rows in
> information_schema.tables. I just tried to do a \d, and it came back
> with this:
> ERROR: cache lookup failed for relation [oid]
> Is this indicative of corruption, or is it po
I'm dealing with a database where there are ~150,000 rows in
information_schema.tables. I just tried to do a \d, and it came back
with this:
ERROR: cache lookup failed for relation [oid]
Is this indicative of corruption, or is it possibly a resource issue?
I don't see a lot of evidence of
