"muteki muteki" <muteki_f@hotmail.com> writes:
> Since we have our systems being deployed to numerous
> remote systems (psql 7.2.3), upgrading the entire database
> (with data migration) will be the least preferable
> solution.
At the very least you should be running 7.2.4. We do not make
dot-releases for entertainment value, we make them because there
are critical bug fixes. In particular, this 7.2.4 fix:
* Ensure pg_clog updates are sync'd to disk before marking checkpoint complete
might well have something to do with your problems.
> I found that there are already some files
> (mainly pg_*) tables/indexes are not being consistent
> with the filesystem.
> e.g.
> pg_shadow_usename_index
> pg_stat_activity
> pg_stat_database
Views don't have underlying files at all. Shared tables live in a
different directory. You had better study the system catalogs more
carefully before you start writing scripts to hack them.
regards, tom lane
