Shiby Thomas wrote:
>
> => > Is the size of the hash bucket dependent on the number of buffers available ?
> => > If so, with -B 30000, it might create huge hash buckets and hence the
> => > hash join could degenerate to a nested loops join. Is that possible -- just
> => > checking. What could be good values for -B and -S. The largest table I am
> => > joining is about 60M
> =>
> => My production server runs with a -B 256, and a -S 10240
> =>
> =>
> With less buffers, it is giving "hash table out of memory" error.
Known bug...
> I ran with -B 512
>
> AGG :c=435416.5312 :s=0 :w=0
> l: GROUP :c=435416.5312 :s=0 :w=0
> l: SORT :c=435416.5312 :s=0 :w=0
> l: HASHJOIN :c=435416.5312 :s=305715 :w=16
> l: SEQSCAN :c=36107.7500 :s=917144 :w=8 ( t1 )
> r: HASH :c=0.0000 :s=0 :w=0
> l: SEQSCAN :c=36107.7500 :s=917144 :w=8 ( t1 )
> ERROR: hash table out of memory. Use -B parameter to increase buffers.
Try to create indices...
Vadim
