Laszlo Nagy wrote: > On a 8 processor system, my stats collector is always at 100% CPU. > Meanwhile disk I/O is very low. We have many databases, they are > accessed frequently. Sometimes there are big table updates, but in most > of the time only simple queries are ran against the databases, returning > a few records only. From the maximum possible 8.0 system load, the > average load is always above 1.1 and from this, 1.0 is the stats > collector and 0.1 is the remaining of the system. If I restart the > postgresql server, then the stats collector uses 0% CPU for about 10 > minutes, then goes up to 100% again. Is there a way to tell why it is > working so much? > > I asked this problem some months ago on a different mailing list. I was > asked to provide tracebacks of the stats collector, but due to a bug in > the FreeBSD ppid() function, I'm not able to trace the stats collector.
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