Jim C. Nasby wrote:
On Mon, May 15, 2006 at 12:56:16PM -0500, Xu, Xiaoyi (Rocky) FSM wrote:
Thank you Andy.
The server is SunOS 5.8 Generic_117350-29 ultra-250. The db is version 7.
7.what?
I checked disk (df -k) telling me /home0 is full 100% that has DB on. Former DBA has notes to delete large log files (server.log). But this time I didn't find same file. I saw pg_log file 4.6 MB timestamped May 9.
Be *VERY* careful about deleting anything in $PGDATA. A file called
pg_log is probably safe, but you never know...
Well pg_log is the default logging location of PostgreSQL as of 8.1 (if
it is not logging to syslog), thus anything within there *should* be safe.
However, Jim is correct... be very, very careful in that directory.
4.6MB certainly isn't going to get you very far. How large is /home0?
How large is the database? How often have you been vacuuming?
Joshua D. drake
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