On Monday 17 February 2003 19:56, Tom Lane wrote:
Andreas Schmitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think it is not the same. When I ran the vaccum when no other clients
whe= re=20
connected to the database.
The vacuum that reports the NOTICEs is not the one that created the
problem. The
The last lines of output were:
NOTICE: Rel pg_class: Uninitialized page 3344 - fixing
[...]
NOTICE: Rel pg_class: Uninitialized page 3355 - fixing
NOTICE: Rel pg_class: Uninitialized page 3356 - fixing
batch/nachts.sh: line 3: 30855 Segmentation fault /usr/bin/php -q
Andreas Schmitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think it is not the same. When I ran the vaccum when no other clients whe=
re=20
connected to the database.
The vacuum that reports the NOTICEs is not the one that created the
problem. The scenario I was talking about requires concurrent clients
On Friday 14 February 2003 17:55, Tom Lane wrote:
Andreas Schmitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a problem with the vacuum full. every time I run the vacuum
command I loose data from the parent tables. maybe also from the
subtables (haven't checked yet). I tried it a few times up to now
I have a problem with the vacuum full. every time I run the vacuum
command I loose data from the parent tables. maybe also from the
subtables (haven't checked yet). I tried it a few times up to now an I
can reproduce the phenomena.
That sounds ugly ... but are you sure you don't
Andreas Schmitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
however, what kind of details do you need to
qualify if it's a postgres problem or not ?
Ultimately, we need a way to reproduce the problem for debugging.
If it is a Postgres bug, it should be possible to reproduce it.
regards,
daniel alvarez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
NOTICE: Rel pg_class: Uninitialized page 3344 - fixing
NOTICE: Rel pg_class: Uninitialized page 3345 - fixing
NOTICE: Rel pg_class: Uninitialized page 3346 - fixing
NOTICE: Rel pg_class: Uninitialized page 3347 - fixing
NOTICE: Rel pg_class:
Andreas Schmitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a problem with the vacuum full. every time I run the vacuum command I
loose data from the parent tables. maybe also from the subtables (haven't
checked yet). I tried it a few times up to now an I can reproduce the
phenomena.
That sounds ugly
Hello *,
I have a problem with the vacuum full. every time I run the vacuum command I
loose data from the parent tables. maybe also from the subtables (haven't
checked yet). I tried it a few times up to now an I can reproduce the
phenomena.
I am running postgresql 7.3.2 on solaris 8 (E450 4x
