"Andrus" <kobruleht2@xxxxxx> writes: > Hi! > Postgres 12 database contains huge number of pg_temp and pg_toast_temp schemas named > pg_temp_1 .. pg_temp_126 > and > pg_toast_temp_1 .. pg_toast_temp_126 This is an unsurprising state, if you routinely have a hundred-plus connections that sometimes create temp tables. Each such session needs schemas to keep its temp tables in. The temp tables are deleted at session exit, but we don't bother to remove the schema entries, figuring that they'll probably be needed again later, and a couple of rows in pg_namespace is negligible overhead anyway. > How to delete them automatically and prevent appear in future? You can't (well, if you're a superuser you could drop those schemas, but you can't prevent them from being recreated when needed). And it's really not worth trying. If you do try you're pretty likely to break concurrent usage of temp tables. > Cluster stopped since disk decomes full and streaming async replication is used. Maybe one of those or some other factor created or > continues to create those schemas. Postgres 12.2 in Debian 10 is used. It's entirely possible that some temp table took up too much disk space, but ~250 rows in pg_namespace is not the cause of that problem. regards, tom lane
