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Re: Vacuum time degrading

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On 3/2/05 12:16 PM, "Tom Lane" <tgl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Would you post the complete VACUUM VERBOSE log?  The CPU/elapsed time lines
> would help us identify where the time is going.

Mailed.

I do see stats like:

CPU 518.88s/25.17u sec elapsed 10825.33 sec.
CPU 884.96s/64.35u sec elapsed 13793.13 sec.
CPU 132.46s/6.66u sec elapsed 2435.42 sec.
CPU 49.25s/4.15u sec elapsed 414.71 sec.

This is a dual CPU hyperthreaded (which probably makes little difference
here) 2.4Ghz RedHat 3.0.  The database is on an 8-disk SCSI hardware RAID 5
with 10k rpm disks.  Pg_xlog is on a separate volume.

I thought it was a 2.6 kernel, but it looks like it is 2.4.20.  I need to
monitor the system when the vacuum is running to see if sar/top show
anything.  I wonder if it's hitting the kswapd thrashing problem?

Wes



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