Hello,
I wonder whether extra measures are necessary to recover from a disk full error
besides freeing enough disk space?
It seems that there are enough security measures:
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Is it no probl
"Jan-Peter Seifert" wrote:
> I wonder whether extra measures are necessary to recover from a
> disk full error besides freeing enough disk space?
> Is it no problem if the WAL is within the same disk space and
> can't be written as well?
> Should you free enough disk space, do a checkpoint,
Hi Gnanam,
I assume your not ending your transactions with commit or rollback. When
using a connection pooler your connection is reused for next request. So
if one request does something that initiates an implizit BEGIN (like an
UPDATE/INSERT) without a COMMIT or ROLLBACK this connection remai
Hi,
Our Production server has got 35 GB physical RAM size. Since the server
has lots of RAM, we want to really make use of it. We've already configured
"max_connections" to 1000 and "shared_buffers" to 1536 MB, but when we tried
to increase only "shared_buffers" to 3072MB (keeping "max_connecti