"S. Bob" <sbob@quadratum-braccas.com> writes:
> All;
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> We have a master and a standby (Streaming replication).
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> This query produces a value of approx 1.5million on the master and
> approx 80million on the standby:
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> select slot_name, slot_type, database, xmin from pg_replication_slots
> order by age(xmin);
Why does your standby have rep slots? Is it also feeding lower
subordinate standbys?
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> We are running replication in async mode.
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> A couple of questions:
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> - Is it unusual for the master & standby to differ dramatically like this?
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> - could the replication slot (i.e. the xmin on the standby) be
> preventing vacuum from cleaning up row versions on the master?
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> Thanks in advance
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