Thanks, Pavel. I was a bit worried about trying this because of a comment elsewhere that the file was supposed to be permanent. Tom's solution of increasing the vacuum delay has solved it for now. Regards, David On 28/07/12 15:07, Pavel Stehule wrote:
Hello I had same problem with large numbers of tables - you can move pg_stat_tmp to tmpfs filesystem - it was solution for usRegards Pavel 2012/7/28 David Barton <d...@oneit.com.au>:Hi, <snip> --
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