Hello.
I have a postgresql 8.2.4 server that ran low on disk space. I was
seeing messages
about some queries failing to run, and a hint about low disk space.
I noticed that the largest table in the database was returning 0 rows,
while other tables
just seemed to be missing some rows. One was missing about 10,000
records.
Running "SELECT relname, relpages FROM pg_class ORDER BY relpages DESC;"
showed that the table with 0 rows is still the largest:
relname | relpages
-----------------------------------+----------
job_view_warehouse | 3013632
I moved the data directory to bigger drives, and ran "vacuum full" and
"reindex database db_name" and "select count(*) ..." still shows that
the table has 0 rows.
Is there something else I should do to try to recover these records? I
figure they must
still be there somewhere if it's relpages is so big.
Thanks in advance,
Ken
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