"Hu, Patricia" <Patricia.Hu@finra.org> writes:
> We’ve been seeing over 200k rollbacks being recorded for a database
> at certain hour overnight but can’t see the corresponding ROLLBACK
> statements being recorded in postgresql db logs, even though our
> log_statement is set to ALL.
>
>
>
> I did some tests and confirmed that xact_rollback count increments in
> scenarios below and am looking further at those.
>
> 1. a ROLLBACK is issued explicitly or implicitly(if a
> transaction or pl/pgsql block/function raises an exception or was
> aborted)
>
> 2. it doesn’t reflect the number of records being rolled back
>
> 3. even if ROLLBACK statement results in WARNING like “there is
> no transaction in progress”, it increments
>
>
>
> Does anyone know on top of his/her head any (other) explanation for
> such unaccounted for rollbacks?
Dangling session...
begin;
select this;
select that...
<drop connection>
HTH
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Patricia
>
>
>
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