Le mar. 24 mars 2020 à 17:00, Remund Alain <alain.remund@xxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
Hi all
We have PostgreSql 9.6 running and started to work with materialized views. To refresh the materialized views, we set up a cron job that refreshes the materialized views on a fix schedule.
Since our materialized views cache quite some data, we noticed a considerable increase in WAL files. It seems, that every refresh of a materialized view is logged in the WAL.
We tried to figure out how we can alter the materialized view to set it to "UNLOGGED" but this does not seem possible.
--> "alter materialized view xyz set UNLOGGED;" leads to "ERROR: "xyz" is not a table, SQL state: 42809"
Is there another way to avoid logging a refresh of a materialized view in the WAL?
As you say, there is no unlogged materialized view. So, no, it will always log to the WAL during refresh.
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Guillaume.
