No wonder, I got IO problems with such a fragmentation.
For people not very familiar with postgres especially those coming
from mysql,
i'd recommend paying attention to this.
Definitely. The problem here is that you just aren't vacuuming enough,
not that you didn't vacuum full. I would suggest reviewing autovacuum
and seeing if that will help you.
Joshua D. Drake
regards,
patric de waha
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