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Re: array_agg crash?

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> killed
> > it after 15 minutes and no results...rather I tried to kill it, but
> it looks
> > like I'm going to have to -9 it...
> 
> How big were the arrays you were trying to push around here?  I tried
> interrupting a similar query and it came right back; but if you were
> building some really enormous arrays I could see the final array
> build loop taking awhile, and there's no CHECK_FOR_INTERRUPTS in it...
> 
> 			regards, tom lane
[Spotts, Christopher] 
Like I'd said originally, there were no arrays that ended up being more 4
elements long -  all integers. The vast majority of them were 1 or 2 long.

If it was having trouble allocating the memory for arrays, why doesn't using
a ARRAY(subselect)  yield the same issue?


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