Bill Moran wrote:
> On a side note, what version of PG are you using? If it was in a
> previous email, I missed it.
>
He mentioned 8.3.1 in the first email.
Although nothing stands out in the 8.3.2 or 8.3.3 fix list (without
knowing his table structure or any contrib modules used) I wonder if
one of them may resolve his issue.
I also wonder if the error is actually sent back from postgresql or
whether jdbc is throwing the exception because of a timeout waiting for
a response. I would think that with the table in use having 22GB data
and 13GB indexes that the long running query has a chance of creating a
delay on the connections that is long enough to give jdbc the impression
that it isn't responding - generating a misleading error code of "An I/O
error" (meaning we know the server got the request but the response from
the server isn't coming back)
Can you increase the timeout settings on the insert connections that are
failing?
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Shane Ambler
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