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Re: Please help me debug regular segfaults on 8.3.10

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Tom Lane wrote:
pgsql <pgsql@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Looking at debug_query_string in the core dumps would
at least show what SQL command is calling the function(s) --- and I
wouldn't be surprised if there's exactly one function involved here.

Content of debug_query_string:

core.21207
$1 = 63106368

core.20832
$1 = 292449712

core.25421
$1 = 292450320

core.23631
$1 = 292450000

core.9419
$1 = 284979152

core.16801
$1 = 284978992

core.32242
$1 = 284971248

core.10776
$1 = 284978832


As per Alvaro's suggestion, installing postgresql-debuginfo would
make the stack traces a lot more useful, too.

Build from source (without the relcache patch) with debug enabled; waiting for the next crash.


Thank you

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