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Why many more deadlocks after upgrade to PG 17.5? - Mailing list pgsql-admin
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Ron Johnson
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Why many more deadlocks after upgrade to PG 17.5?
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July 28
17:28:52
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CANzqJaB5Lg3M+PzO_N24U22XfkJyHf-v+D=U8N5_VXzqyQ44mw@mail.gmail.com
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RHEL 8.10
Prior version: 14.18
There were deadlocks when at PG 14, but a small fraction of the current number of deadlocks.
All tables were vacuumed and analyzed immediately after the pg_upgrade. 😉
Tables are partitioned by range (weekly). Physical replication; no logical replication.
There have been no code changes since the pg_upgrade (performed 9 nights ago).
Attached is a section of the PG log file. It's the same kind of deadlock, in the same code as before; just now there are _more_ of them.
I don't control the schema or the application, or the code in the application; we just need to know why there would be _more_ in 17.5 than in 14.18.
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