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Re: Could not create relation: File exists error

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Tom Lane wrote:
Jesse Cleary <jcleary@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
This script has been running successfully for several months (70-90 min each night).  Out of the blue I'm now getting the following error message after each psql command, except the last vacuum full analyze command:

ERROR:  could not create relation 1663/835021/4294967254: File exists

Hm, it seems suggestive that the last number is only a few counts short
of UINT_MAX.  Not sure what to make of it though.  Do you in fact have
files under $PGDATA/base/835021/ with names in that range?

			regards, tom lane

Thanks Tom

Some further digging: I see that the last numbers in the path repeat with every nightly run. So I'm getting the exact same error messages about the same files every night. They range from 4294840092-94
4294967252-58
4294967264-67

All of these files do exist in $PGDATA/base/835021/ and all have a file size > 0 and a current timestamp coincident with the latest of my hourly update runs, not the maintenance script run.

One exception is notable - $PGDATA/base/835021/4294967264 - this file has a size of 0 and a timestamp that coincides with the date and time range of the nightly run when these errors first appeared. This seems like a good clue, but not sure what I should do next? Thanks...

Jesse





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