>> What is it?
> Why don't you tell us?
> The exact name of the file might be useful information, too.
It is : postgres/8.3/main/base/16385/2613
Thanks.
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Le 10/07/2010 12:43, Neuber, Dirk a écrit :
>>> What is it?
>
>> Why don't you tell us?
>
>> The exact name of the file might be useful information, too.
>
> It is : postgres/8.3/main/base/16385/2613
>
This is a system catalog, pg_largeobject, which holds binary objects. If
you use Large Objec
> Not to the database itself, you don't; and it's probably killing
> performance for you to try to do that. You should use your
> connection pooler to funnel that many client-side connections down
> to a much smaller number of database connections. Your pgpool
> configuration doesn't seem to be d
Thomas Kellerer wrote:
I'm wondering about the differences when the failover situation
occurs. From reading the docs, I get the impression that 9.0's
streaming replication might be faster than 8.4's WAL shipping, but
otherwise offers the same level of data protection.
Is there a difference in h
Guillaume Lelarge writes:
> Le 10/07/2010 12:43, Neuber, Dirk a écrit :
>>> The exact name of the file might be useful information, too.
>>
>> It is : postgres/8.3/main/base/16385/2613
> This is a system catalog, pg_largeobject, which holds binary objects. If
> you use Large Objects, no wonder t
