Re: max relations in a single database
От | Tom Lane |
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Тема | Re: max relations in a single database |
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Msg-id | 18612.1027259806@sss.pgh.pa.us обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | max relations in a single database (Ralph Graulich <maillist@shauny.de>) |
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Re: max relations in a single database
Re: max relations in a single database |
Список | pgsql-general |
Ralph Graulich <maillist@shauny.de> writes: > While attempting to port an existing application things started to fail > randomly, like 'relation xyz not found' etc. - It took me a while to > figure out, that things starting to behave strangely, once I define more > than 254 relations in one database. There is no such limit. Instead, I conclude that there is something seriously broken about your installation. I would suggest trying a system-catalog REINDEX (read the REINDEX man page about how to do this procedure; it's a bit involved). Then see if you can run pg_dumpall without errors --- if so, initdb and reload. In practically every case we've seen recently of behavior as weird as that, the problem eventually traced to hardware failures; for example, bad RAM leading to index corruption. I'd suggest running any diagnostic programs you can find. (badblocks and memtest86 have been spoken of highly in the lists.) Given that you are using a dual-CPU machine, it might also be worth looking at whether your kernel version has any known SMP-handling bugs. regards, tom lane
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