Hi listers,

As a PG administrator, I'm trying to read technical data from pg_class table
to monitor tables and indexes space.

We are running a quite big postgres platform, with multiple databases,
multiples schemes in each database, and hundreds tables.

When I run the attach python script, I get 1809 rows as result. When I run
the included (from the script) select query from phpPgAdmin or pgAdmin III,
I get 2010 rows as result.

When I try to focus on specific table including where relname ='tablename'
in both parts of the join, I also get different numbers of rows. So I can't
have the full size of all indexes attached on a table.

Does anyone has a clue of why the same query, on same database gives
different result depending on it is included in a python script, or ran from
a console?

Many Thanks
Patrick

#!/usr/bin/python2.4
#

import sys
import pgdb

DEBUG = True
global db
#
# Database access
#
def opendb():
    global db
    # connect to database
    port='5432'
    username='xxxxxxx'
    dbname='xxxxxxx'
    host='xx.xx.xx.xx'
    password='xxxxxxx'

    try:
        db = pgdb.connect(database=dbname,host=host, user=username, 
password=password)
    except Exception, detail:
        db.rollback()
        if DEBUG:
                print 'Error occured while connecting to database : %s' % detail
        sys.exit(0)

#
# Close Database
#
def closedb():
    global db
# Commit all changes before closing
    db.commit()
    db.close()



if __name__== '__main__':

#
# Main
#
        opendb()
        query = "SELECT relname, relnamespace, relkind, relfilenode,
relpages, reltoastrelid, relname AS idx_table_name FROM pg_class UNION
SELECT pg_c_i.relname, pg_c_i.relnamespace, pg_c_i.relkind,
pg_c_i.relfilenode, pg_c_i.relpages, pg_c_i.reltoastrelid,
pg_c_i_o.relname AS idx_table_name FROM pg_class pg_c_i, pg_index
pg_i, pg_class pg_c_i_o WHERE pg_c_i.relfilenode = pg_i.indexrelid AND
pg_i.indrelid = pg_c_i_o.relfilenode "
        cur = db.cursor()
        cur.execute(query)
        tables_details = cur.fetchall()
        nb_tables = len(tables_details)
        for table in tables_details:
                print table
        print "Tables count=",nb_tables 
                        
        closedb()

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