On 14 November 2000 07:33, Hiroshi Inoue wrote:
> Denis Perchine wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I have very interesting problem. I have quite highly loaded database.
> > Once a day I create new indices, and after that drop old ones. Ido this
> > one by one.
>
> Your "reindex" is different from REINDEX command,isn't it ?
Sure. It is a sequnce like:
create index ix_name_1 ...;
drop index ix_name;
alter table ix_name_1 rename to ix_name;
For each index I like to recreate.
> > All is fine except this error message I sometimes get for some of the
> > queries just after reindex.
> >
> > ERROR: Index 2050642 does not exist
> >
> > Looks like index oid was already resolved, but index was not locked
> > yet... And it was dropped just under the feet...
>
> Parser-rewriter-planner acquires a short term lock.
> This may be improved in 7.1 though I'm not sure.
That's really bad, as it forces some of the queries to fail... And I can not
detect the situation, as PostgreSQL does not have any classes for errors.
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Sincerely Yours,
Denis Perchine
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