Semantics of deadlock aside, I seem to be deadlocked, yet postgres
didn't detect any deadlock situation.
There are no DDL queries running. Just a lot of updates, and some
inserts and deletes.
I had to restart postgres to let things recover - so I can't gather
any more info right now - but if/when it happens again, I'd like to
know what else to gather.
Looking at the time stamps, the transaction start timestamp of this
autovacuum query is the oldest one:
autovacuum: VACUUM public.iphost 2008-04-24 03:05:13.212436-05 |
Then, between 03:05:37 and 03:05:38, nearly every other connection
came to a halt.
A few connections came to a halt several hours later.
I'm baffled, because this autovacuum query seems to have locked the
entire database.
I also don't know what the "waiting" column means in the output - but
they all have the flag of "f". Does that column means that it is
waiting on a lock - t or f?
Thanks,
Dan
