From: | <mark(dot)dingee(at)cox(dot)net> |
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Date: | 2006-05-09 20:03:14 |
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Everyone,
I had an odd situation occur this morning with PGSQL 7.4 run on Red Hat Enterprise 4 (update 3) and could really use some wisdom.
... Single postmaster running.
... vacuum full is run every night as part of a cron job
... At start, data files consume about 28 GB
... This morning I dropped the database and reloaded from current backup
... New instance consumes about 6 GB
I can only assume that the database was not compacted, but I thought vacuum full performed that function along with tuple maintenance. Can anyone expound on the problem and suggest a solution other than dropping and reloading the database?
Thanks in advance
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