On Thu, Oct 27, 2005 at 10:59:30AM +0200, Matteo Beccati wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using 8.1beta4 on a development server for a rather db-intensive
> application. This application has a multiprocess daemon which was
> working fairly well in past. After some recent changes I started having
> deadlock problems. While investigating to remove what was causing them I
> removed some FOR UPDATE clauses (added on 8.0 to prevent other deadlock
> situations), hoping that the newly added FK share locks would better
> handle the concurrent access. In fact the deadlock errors went away, but
> I suddenly started getting some of these:
Backtrace would be nice. I don't suppose your backend is compiled with
debugging? If so, try attaching to the backend and do:
break MemoryContextAlloc if size > 1000000000
Obviously something is trying to allocate and negative number of
bytes... 4291419108 = -3548188
Hope this helps,
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