I'm certain it was -f, not -F, since it's still in the script I use, albeit
commented out.
I understand the purpose of the clogs, but I would think that the transactions
would have been frozen on all dbs (I've got about 300 in my cluster) by now. My
logs go back to July 13th which, I think,
Scott Whitney sc...@journyx.com writes:
I understand the purpose of the clogs, but I would think that the
transactions would have been frozen on all dbs (I've got about 300 in my
cluster) by now. My logs go back to July 13th which, I think, is when the
server was last restarted.
It
Hello. I posted this once before, but I'm encountering it again.
Each Saturday, I run: vacuumdb -a -v. I have autovac on all the time.
However, my pg_clog directory lists clog files going back to July.
This is pg 8.4.4 on Linux (CentOS 5.5).
I know this isn't a whole lot of information at
Scott Whitney sc...@journyx.com wrote:
Each Saturday, I run: vacuumdb -a -v. I have autovac on all the
time.
However, my pg_clog directory lists clog files going back to
July.
This is pg 8.4.4 on Linux (CentOS 5.5).
I know this isn't a whole lot of information at this time. What
