Database in recovery mode - Mailing list pgsql-bugs
From | Michael Richards |
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Subject | Database in recovery mode |
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Msg-id | 398D946C.000085.12224@frodo.searchcanada.ca Whole thread Raw |
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Re: Database in recovery mode
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List | pgsql-bugs |
Okay. I've narrowed it down just a little more. If I start up postgres and run the query that caused it to crash before, it will crash again iff it is the first query I run. Even the slightest change in that query seems to stop it from crashing. The original query was and should have returned: equipment=> SELECT year,manufacturer,model,stocknumber,quantity,realprice,province,countr y,id,pricecurrency FROM ad_trucks AS AD WHERE active='t' AND cat1=9 AND cat2=4576 AND UPPER(manufacturer) LIKE '%KENWORTH%' AND year BETWEEN 1997 AND 2000; year | manufacturer | model | stocknumber | quantity | realprice | province | country | id | pricecurrency ------+--------------+---------------+-------------+----------+------- ----+----------+---------+-------+--------------- 1998 | Kenworth | T2000 | | 1 | | Manitoba | Canada | 31990 | CAD 1999 | Kenworth | W900B | | 1 | | Manitoba | Canada | 31991 | CAD 1998 | Kenworth | W-900 Damaged | | 1 | | Missouri | USA | 16535 | USD 1998 | Kenworth | W900L | 755934 | 1 | | Indiana | USA | 16496 | USD 1997 | Kenworth | W900L | 742184 | 1 | | Indiana | USA | 23936 | USD 1997 | Kenworth | T600 | | 1 | | Manitoba | Canada | 31989 | CAD 1997 | Kenworth | T600 | #050520-97 | 1 | 47500.00 | Quebec | Canada | 32675 | USD 1999 | Kenworth | T600 | 99130 | 1 | 79500.00 | Ontario | Canada | 32829 | CAD 1998 | Kenworth | W900L | 758000 | 1 | | Indiana | USA | 22370 | USD 1997 | Kenworth | W900L | #170420 | 3 | | Quebec | Canada | 32215 | USD 1997 | Kenworth | T800 | #01502-15 | 5 | 34500.00 | Quebec | Canada | 24482 | USD 1997 | Kenworth | W900L | 2-00-54/56 | 2 | 51950.00 | Ontario | Canada | 32620 | USD 1997 | Kenworth | W900L | fmdc | 1 | | Ontario | Canada | 31932 | CAD 2000 | Kenworth | T800 | | 1 | | Texas | USA | 33111 | USD (14 rows) If I replace the column list with a *, it runs fine. Any number of times I run it within that session of pgsql the original query runs fine. Here is the query with a fresh postgres: /usr/local/pgsql/bin/psql -U equipment Welcome to psql, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal. Type: \copyright for distribution terms \h for help with SQL commands \? for help on internal slash commands \g or terminate with semicolon to execute query \q to quit equipment=> SELECT year,manufacturer,model,stocknumber,quantity,realprice,province,countr y,id,pricecurrency FROM ad_trucks AS AD WHERE active='t' AND cat1=9 AND cat2=4576 AND UPPER(manufacturer) LIKE '%KENWORTH%' AND year BETWEEN 1997 AND 2000; pqReadData() -- backend closed the channel unexpectedly. This probably means the backend terminated abnormally before or while processing the request. The connection to the server was lost. Attempting reset: Failed. !> Poof! It explodes. Running a: Select * from ad_trucks; before running the query causes the query to succeed. Having found that... I don't know where to go from here... -Michael _________________________________________________________________ http://fastmail.ca/ - Fast Free Web Email for Canadians
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