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> That would likely keep the extra storage requirements small, but still non-zero. Presumably the upgrade would be
unnecessaryif it could be done without rewriting files. Is there any rule of thumb for making sure one has enough
spaceavailable for the upgrade? I suppose that would come down to what exactly needs to get rewritten, in what order,
etc.,but the pg_upgrade docs don't seem to have that detail. For example, since we've got an ~18TB table (including
itsindices), if that needs to be rewritten then we're still looking at requiring significant extra storage. Recent
experiencesuggests postgres won't necessarily do things in the most storage-efficient way.. we just had a reindex on
thatdatabase fail (in --single-user) because 17TB was insufficient free storage for the db to grow into.
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Can you afford to drop and re-create those 6 indices?
