PostgreSQL Administration - I have a question about Database management

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I have a question about Database management

nineday

2006-11-07, 7:18 pm

I have a trouble.
My DBMS is PostgreSQL which is accessory to Red hat 9.0.
At the initial stages, it was very quick when select ,but operated for
several months , it become to very slow ,especially in a pivotal table.
So,I exported data ,and recreate tables , finally import data, it get right
..

I do not know why. and what is the solution to my trouble
Thank you very much ~~

imad

2006-11-07, 7:18 pm

You need to vacum (probably re-index) your tables
periodically to get the best performance.

These vacuming and indexing tools should already
be there with your PostgreSQL installation.

--Imad
www.EnterpriseDB.com

On 10/31/06, nineday <nine9day@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a trouble.
> My DBMS is PostgreSQL which is accessory to Red hat 9.0.
> At the initial stages, it was very quick when select ,but operated for
> several months , it become to very slow ,especially in a pivotal table.
> So,I exported data ,and recreate tables , finally import data, it get right
> .
>
> I do not know why. and what is the solution to my trouble
> Thank you very much ~~

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Tomeh, Husam

2006-11-07, 7:18 pm

Without knowing more details about what version of postgres and type of
activities going on,etc, it may be hard to figure out what's going out.
However, one maintenance operation that you want to make sure it happens
to is to run vacuum/analyze periodically so that expired tuples can be
re-used, and your statistics get updated in the db system catalog.

--
Husam

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Subject: [ADMIN] I have a question about Database management

I have a trouble.
My DBMS is PostgreSQL which is accessory to Red hat 9.0.
At the initial stages, it was very quick when select ,but operated for
several months , it become to very slow ,especially in a pivotal table.
So,I exported data ,and recreate tables , finally import data, it get
right .

I do not know why. and what is the solution to my trouble
Thank you very much ~~

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Bruno Wolff III

2006-11-07, 7:18 pm

On Tue, Oct 31, 2006 at 19:05:58 +0800,
nineday <nine9day@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a trouble.
> My DBMS is PostgreSQL which is accessory to Red hat 9.0.
> At the initial stages, it was very quick when select ,but operated for
> several months , it become to very slow ,especially in a pivotal table.
> So,I exported data ,and recreate tables , finally import data, it get right
> .
>
> I do not know why. and what is the solution to my trouble
> Thank you very much ~~

You should probably also upgrade. The version of Postgres that came with
RH9 is going to be very old now. You should probably upgrade the OS as
well. While RH9 is supported by the Legacy project, they haven't exactly
been cranking out lots of fixes, so you should be very careful if that
system is exposed to attack over a network.

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