grant@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
This was on a 4 CPU Xen virtual machine running 8.1.22 on CENTOS.
You're not going to get anyone to spend a minute trying to figure what's happening on virtual hardware with an ancient version of PostgreSQL. If this was an actual full test case against PostgreSQL 8.4 or later on a physical machine, it might be possible to draw some conclusions about it that impact current PostgreSQL development. Note where 8.1 is on http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/PostgreSQL_Release_Support_Policy for example.
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