>I tried the same thing, except I simply put a loop around the begin/end
>transaction part of testlo.c so that it would create and access many
>large objects in a single backend process. With today's sources I do
>not see a 'ShmemAlloc: out of memory' error even after several thousand
>iterations. (But I do not know if this test would have triggered one
>before...)
Was something changed in the LO? I will take it down again and try
with my data set again (~250M) and let yall know what happens. I have
solved my problem by taking the transaction out of the program, so I
think that the error is in there somewhere. Like I said, I will try
it and post later with my results...
- Brandon
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