Hello psql community,
I have been using Python to deal with CRUD of the database. I have
discovered that there are some issues when dealing with long
queries (either SELECT or COPY, since it is somewhat big data).
The connection is dropped by the 2~3 hours mark and I have no idea
what is wrong. There is no knowledge on how my workstation is
connected to the server.
But I managed to work around the issue by putting a few parameters
in psycopg2:
conn = psycopg2.connect(host=“someserver.hk”,
port=12345,
dbname=“ohdsi”,
user=“admin”,
password=“admin1”,
options="-c search_path="+schema,
# it seems the below lines are needed to keep the connection alive.
connect_timeout=10,
keepalives=1,
keepalives_idle=5,
keepalives_interval=2,
keepalives_count=5)
It looks like that few keepalives* parameter kept the connection
alive so the long queries can run day and night.
The problem now is that, I am forced to use R and JDBC to deal
with a bunch of codes, because there are a lot of analyses written
in R. The issue that a long query would be dropped around the 2~3
hours mark showed up again in R/JDBC. How can I work around that?
I have tried putting tcpKeepAlive=true in the link but it
seems to have mixed results. Do I also have to put tcp_keepalives_interval or tcp_keepalives_count?
What are some recommend values in these parameters?
Are there any other possible solutions?
Thanks
