The general principle is that any transaction that is being canceled
is fully lost and the database remains in the same state as before
the transaction was started.
I don't know the pgsql internals but I don't see why this shouldn't
be the case for a VACUUM too.
Marc
At 1:23 PM -0400 4/21/04, Michael Guerin wrote:
>What happens when a vacuum full is canceled? Is any of the
>completed work retained, or is everything lost?
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