> > New command is:
>
> > snprintf(clear_pg_sorttemp, sizeof(clear_pg_sorttemp),
> > "rm -f \"%s\"/base/*/pg_sorttemp/*",
> > DataDir);
>
> I said cd for a reason: if you do it that way, you've cut the maximum
> number of files you can delete by at least an order of magnitude,
> depending on how long DataDir is.
>
> Why do we need per-database sorttemp areas anyway? Seems better to have
> an installation-wide one.
OK, here is the new code:
snprintf(clear_pg_sorttemp, sizeof(clear_pg_sorttemp),
"sh -c '\
cd \"%s\"/base && \
ls | while read DIR; \
do \
export DIR; \
(cd \"$DIR\"/pg_sorttemp/ 2>/dev/null && rm -f *); \
done'",
DataDir);
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