Garry Dolley wrote:
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> > Hmm, all the crashes you show us below sound like resource exhaustion
> > issues. That's a nice way to say your feeding silly SQL to the server,
> > and it's _trying_ to do what you ask... How are you driving the server?
> > psql? some sort of CGI? We need more info to h
> Hmm, all the crashes you show us below sound like resource exhaustion
> issues. That's a nice way to say your feeding silly SQL to the server,
> and it's _trying_ to do what you ask... How are you driving the server?
> psql? some sort of CGI? We need more info to help you debug what's
> happeni
Hmm, all the crashes you show us below sound like resource exhaustion
issues. That's a nice way to say your feeding silly SQL to the server,
and it's _trying_ to do what you ask... How are you driving the server?
psql? some sort of CGI? We need more info to help you debug what's
happening.
In par
I need some advice on how to get Postgres to stop crashing. It crashes
consistantly under high server load. I don't want to sound bitchy, but
that's just what has been happening lately.
now i'll give you a spec on the system:
Red Hat Linux 5.2 (kernel 2.0.36)
400Mhz Intel machine with 384 RAM
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