Hi everyone,
Two weeks ago, one of our Postgres databases crashed violently and had to be
brought up again. This certainly resulted in some lost pg_clog files, and we
had to zero-fill them in one by one to get autovacuum up and running again.
Now, we have two autovacuuming processes constantly stuck at two pg_toast
tables that are nonexistent:
autovacuum: VACUUM pg_toast.pg_toast_455742374 (runs up to twelve hours with
no progress)
# select 455742374::regclass;
regclass
-----------
455742374
(1 row)
whereas normally for a pg_toast table we should have something like
# select 1371237940::regclass;
regclass
-------------------------------------------------
performance_report_parallel.campaigns_summary_p
(1 row)
The result is that we are down to just one autovacuum worker, which is
evidently not enough to help our database oiled and running. :"(
Our autovacuum paramters are all using default values.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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