Alvaro Herrera <alvhe...@commandprompt.com> wrote: > rare enough that we can suggest other workarounds when need arises. Yeah, I can't remember ever being glad I tried a VACUUM FULL. I think I once allowed it a week and a half to try to finish in a situation where there wasn't enough disk space for a rewrite (CLUSTER or the clever side-effect trick with ALTER TABLE). I even dropped all indexes and the primary key first, since I figured I would just need to rebuild them again if they were there, and it would slow down the VACUUM FULL. In the end, we killed it and used pg_dump and psql. That ran in about a day. -Kevin
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