On Wed, 17 Sep 2003, Matt Clark wrote:
> *** THE QUESTION(S) ***
> Is there any reason for me not to run continuous sequential vacuum analyzes?
> At least for the 6 tables that see a lot of updates?
> I hear 10% of tuples updated as a good time to vac-an, but does my typical
> count of 3 indexes per table affect that?
Generally, the only time continuous vacuuming is a bad thing is when you
are I/O bound. If you are CPU bound, then continuous vacuuming is usually
acceptable.
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