I´m using PostgreSQL 8.1. There is a way to see that?
Waldomiro
Greg Smith escreveu:
> Waldomiro wrote:
>> Is It possible the checkpoint is doing that? Or the archiving? How
>> can I see?
> If you're using PostgreSQL 8.3 or later, you can turn on
> log_checkpoints and you'll get a note when each checkpoint finishes.
> The parts that are more likely to slow the server down are right at
> the end, so if you see a bunch of slow queries around the same time as
> the checkpoint message appears in the logs, that's the likely cause.
> Bad checkpoint behavior can certainly cause several seconds of
> freezing on a system with 32GB of RAM, because with that much data you
> can have quite a bit in the OS write cache that all gets forced out at
> the end of the checkpoint.
>
> Finding when the checkpoints happen on 8.2 or earlier is much harder;
> I can tell you what to look for on Linux for example, but it's kind of
> painful to track them down.
>
