Cory Tucker <cory.tucker@gmail.com> writes:
> I was issuing a query on both databases to cleanup some duplicates in
> preparation of applying new indexes. On the 9.6 database with all the data
> in one table, the query runs fine in about 6 min. On 10.3, with a work_mem
> setting of 1GB the query runs for about 7 minutes and then gets terminated
> with an out of memory error.
Hm, this seems a bit excessive:
MessageContext: 1333788672 total in 169 blocks; 2227176 free (9 chunks); 1331561496 used
and this is really grim:
65678 more child contexts containing 47607478048 total in 2577 blocks; 12249392 free (446 chunks); 47595228656
used
and this is just silly:
2018-03-28 19:20:33.264 UTC [10580] cory@match ERROR: out of memory
2018-03-28 19:20:33.264 UTC [10580] cory@match DETAIL: Failed on request of size 1610612736.
Can you extract a self-contained test case that uses unreasonable amounts
of memory? It seems from this trace that the wheels are coming off in
at least two places, but identifying exactly where is impossible without
more info.
If you can't make a publishable test case, capturing a stack trace from
the point of the OOM error (set the breakpoint at errfinish) would
probably be enough info to figure out what is trying to grab 1.6GB in one
bite. But it won't help us find out why so many empty ExprContexts are
getting created.
regards, tom lane
