Thread: VACUUM ANALYZE Problem
I am getting the error...
ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
...after creating a database, creating tables - indexes
and sequences, inserting data (with perl scripts) into 2 tables (570
records in one and 100 records in another), using "vacuum analyze" on
the database then trying "\d <tablename>" or "\dS". Running "vacuum"
alone is OK.
I run the query from psql.c:601 on the psql command line and get the
same result.
I tried the same sequence with a small test database and only a few
records and there were no problems.
I am still looking into this and would appreciate any pointers.
-James
James Hughes wrote: > > I am getting the error... > > ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed > > ...after creating a database, creating tables - indexes > and sequences, inserting data (with perl scripts) into 2 tables (570 > records in one and 100 records in another), using "vacuum analyze" on > the database then trying "\d <tablename>" or "\dS". Running "vacuum" > alone is OK. > > I run the query from psql.c:601 on the psql command line and get the > same result. > > I tried the same sequence with a small test database and only a few > records and there were no problems. > > I am still looking into this and would appreciate any pointers. Version ? gdb output ? Vadim
On Sun, 1 Feb 1998, Vadim B. Mikheev wrote: : James Hughes wrote: : > : > I am getting the error... : > : > ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed : > : > ...after creating a database, creating tables - indexes : > and sequences, inserting data (with perl scripts) into 2 tables (570 : > records in one and 100 records in another), using "vacuum analyze" on : > the database then trying "\d <tablename>" or "\dS". Running "vacuum" : > alone is OK. : > : > I run the query from psql.c:601 on the psql command line and get the : > same result. : > : > I tried the same sequence with a small test database and only a few : > records and there were no problems. : > : > I am still looking into this and would appreciate any pointers. : : Version ? 1-31 cvs tree : gdb output ? I'll see if I can narrow it down a bit. Might be larger than the sources at this point ;) -James
After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is
causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT
for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error.
I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail
with the same message...
ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
...after using the "vacuum analyse" command.
But, only after vacuuming any relation that was created and populated by
me. Vacumming system catalogs poses no problems.
I did go back to 6.2.0. Found no problems there.
-James
James Hughes wrote:
>
> After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is
> causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT
> for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error.
>
> I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail
> with the same message...
Analyze uses oper("=",...), oper("<",...) and oper(">",...)...
Are queries with "=" OK ?
>
> ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
>
> ...after using the "vacuum analyse" command.
> But, only after vacuuming any relation that was created and populated by
> me. Vacumming system catalogs poses no problems.
There are comments into vc_updstats:
/*
* invalidating system relations confuses the function cache of
* pg_operator and pg_opclass
*/
if (!IsSystemRelationName(pgcform->relname.data))
RelationInvalidateHeapTuple(rd, rtup);
==> invalidation of user relation causes problems too, Bruce ?
Vadim
On Tue, 3 Feb 1998, Vadim B. Mikheev wrote:
: James Hughes wrote:
: >
: > After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is
: > causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT
: > for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error.
: >
: > I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail
: > with the same message...
:
: Analyze uses oper("=",...), oper("<",...) and oper(">",...)...
: Are queries with "=" OK ?
:
Yes...
"=" is OK,
"<>" is OK,
"<" is broken,
">" is broken,
"<=" is broken,
">=" is broken
...maybe others, I have no geometrical tables to test
with. I could use some of the code from the regression tests if needed.
-James
James Hughes wrote:
>
> After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is
> causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT
> for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error.
>
> I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail
> with the same message...
>
> ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
>
> ...after using the "vacuum analyse" command.
> But, only after vacuuming any relation that was created and populated by
> me. Vacumming system catalogs poses no problems.
Well, I found that this problem was caused by selfuncs.c:gethilokey():
static ScanKeyData key[3] = {
{0, Anum_pg_statistic_starelid, F_OIDEQ},
{0, Anum_pg_statistic_staattnum, F_INT2EQ},
{0, Anum_pg_statistic_staop, F_OIDEQ}
: skankeys are hardcoded without call to ScanKeyEntryInitialize() =>
without initialization of sk_func.fn_oid required, I assume, by
new PL support code. Patch for this place follows...
One should check all places where ScanKeyData is used.
Jan, could you do this ?
(Oh, hell! I got this ERROR while testing subselect and spent so many time
to fix this problem...)
Vadim
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On Tue, 3 Feb 1998, Vadim B. Mikheev wrote:
: James Hughes wrote:
: >
: > After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is
: > causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT
: > for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error.
: >
: > I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail
: > with the same message...
: >
: > ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
: >
: > ...after using the "vacuum analyse" command.
: > But, only after vacuuming any relation that was created and populated by
: > me. Vacumming system catalogs poses no problems.
:
: Well, I found that this problem was caused by selfuncs.c:gethilokey():
:
: static ScanKeyData key[3] = {
: {0, Anum_pg_statistic_starelid, F_OIDEQ},
: {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staattnum, F_INT2EQ},
: {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staop, F_OIDEQ}
:
: : skankeys are hardcoded without call to ScanKeyEntryInitialize() =>
: without initialization of sk_func.fn_oid required, I assume, by
: new PL support code. Patch for this place follows...
: One should check all places where ScanKeyData is used.
: Jan, could you do this ?
:
THANKS! I'll patch my code and check the other instances.
: (Oh, hell! I got this ERROR while testing subselect and spent so many time
: to fix this problem...)
:
: Vadim
-James
>
> James Hughes wrote:
> >
> > After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is
> > causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT
> > for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error.
> >
> > I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail
> > with the same message...
>
> Analyze uses oper("=",...), oper("<",...) and oper(">",...)...
> Are queries with "=" OK ?
>
> >
> > ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
> >
> > ...after using the "vacuum analyse" command.
> > But, only after vacuuming any relation that was created and populated by
> > me. Vacumming system catalogs poses no problems.
>
> There are comments into vc_updstats:
>
> /*
> * invalidating system relations confuses the function cache of
> * pg_operator and pg_opclass
> */
> if (!IsSystemRelationName(pgcform->relname.data))
> RelationInvalidateHeapTuple(rd, rtup);
>
> ==> invalidation of user relation causes problems too, Bruce ?
So this is not a problem? right?
--
Bruce Momjian
maillist@candle.pha.pa.us
> > > After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is > causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT > for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error. > > I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail > with the same message... > > ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed > > ...after using the "vacuum analyse" command. > But, only after vacuuming any relation that was created and populated by > me. Vacumming system catalogs poses no problems. > > I did go back to 6.2.0. Found no problems there. Glad it wasn't my vacuum code. Lots of bad scan initializations. Who is working on that? I think someone volunteered. -- Bruce Momjian maillist@candle.pha.pa.us
>
>
>
> On Tue, 3 Feb 1998, Vadim B. Mikheev wrote:
>
> : James Hughes wrote:
> : >
> : > After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is
> : > causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT
> : > for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error.
> : >
> : > I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail
> : > with the same message...
> : >
> : > ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
> : >
> : > ...after using the "vacuum analyse" command.
> : > But, only after vacuuming any relation that was created and populated by
> : > me. Vacumming system catalogs poses no problems.
> :
> : Well, I found that this problem was caused by selfuncs.c:gethilokey():
> :
> : static ScanKeyData key[3] = {
> : {0, Anum_pg_statistic_starelid, F_OIDEQ},
> : {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staattnum, F_INT2EQ},
> : {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staop, F_OIDEQ}
> :
> : : skankeys are hardcoded without call to ScanKeyEntryInitialize() =>
> : without initialization of sk_func.fn_oid required, I assume, by
> : new PL support code. Patch for this place follows...
> : One should check all places where ScanKeyData is used.
> : Jan, could you do this ?
> :
>
> THANKS! I'll patch my code and check the other instances.
James, are you going to submit a patch for all the source code?
--
Bruce Momjian
maillist@candle.pha.pa.us
On Tue, 3 Feb 1998, Bruce Momjian wrote:
: >
: >
: >
: > On Tue, 3 Feb 1998, Vadim B. Mikheev wrote:
: >
: > : James Hughes wrote:
: > : >
: > : > After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is
: > : > causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT
: > : > for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error.
: > : >
: > : > I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail
: > : > with the same message...
: > : >
: > : > ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
: > : >
: > : > ...after using the "vacuum analyse" command.
: > : > But, only after vacuuming any relation that was created and populated by
: > : > me. Vacumming system catalogs poses no problems.
: > :
: > : Well, I found that this problem was caused by selfuncs.c:gethilokey():
: > :
: > : static ScanKeyData key[3] = {
: > : {0, Anum_pg_statistic_starelid, F_OIDEQ},
: > : {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staattnum, F_INT2EQ},
: > : {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staop, F_OIDEQ}
: > :
: > : : skankeys are hardcoded without call to ScanKeyEntryInitialize() =>
: > : without initialization of sk_func.fn_oid required, I assume, by
: > : new PL support code. Patch for this place follows...
: > : One should check all places where ScanKeyData is used.
: > : Jan, could you do this ?
: > :
: >
: > THANKS! I'll patch my code and check the other instances.
:
: James, are you going to submit a patch for all the source code?
:
Go ahead with just Vadim's patch for now. It fixes the analyze problem.
I am going out of town for a few days and won't have access to my Dev
System until then. I'll work on it this weekend if it still needs doing.
-James
OK, I have looked at this, but can't figure out how to fix the many
initializations of ScanKeyData. Can someone who understands this please
submit a patch for all these initializations so we can stop these vacuum
analyze reports?
Vadim has found the problem, but we need someone to properly fix it.
> James Hughes wrote:
> >
> > After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is
> > causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT
> > for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error.
> >
> > I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail
> > with the same message...
> >
> > ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
> >
> > ...after using the "vacuum analyse" command.
> > But, only after vacuuming any relation that was created and populated by
> > me. Vacumming system catalogs poses no problems.
>
> Well, I found that this problem was caused by selfuncs.c:gethilokey():
>
> static ScanKeyData key[3] = {
> {0, Anum_pg_statistic_starelid, F_OIDEQ},
> {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staattnum, F_INT2EQ},
> {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staop, F_OIDEQ}
>
> : skankeys are hardcoded without call to ScanKeyEntryInitialize() =>
> without initialization of sk_func.fn_oid required, I assume, by
> new PL support code. Patch for this place follows...
> One should check all places where ScanKeyData is used.
> Jan, could you do this ?
>
> (Oh, hell! I got this ERROR while testing subselect and spent so many time
> to fix this problem...)
>
> Vadim
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--
Bruce Momjian
maillist@candle.pha.pa.us
Bruce Momjian wrote: > > OK, I have looked at this, but can't figure out how to fix the many > initializations of ScanKeyData. Can someone who understands this please > submit a patch for all these initializations so we can stop these vacuum > analyze reports? > > Vadim has found the problem, but we need someone to properly fix it. Just apply my patch to stop "analyze-problem" reports (sorry, I didn't it). As for other (possible) places, note that ScanKeyEntryInitialize() initializes sk_func.fn_oid and so we have to worry about hard-coded initializations only (when ScanKeyEntryInitialize() is not called). Vadim
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> James Hughes wrote:
> >
> > After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is
> > causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT
> > for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error.
> >
> > I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail
> > with the same message...
> >
> > ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
> >
> > ...after using the "vacuum analyse" command.
> > But, only after vacuuming any relation that was created and populated by
> > me. Vacumming system catalogs poses no problems.
>
> Well, I found that this problem was caused by selfuncs.c:gethilokey():
>
> static ScanKeyData key[3] = {
> {0, Anum_pg_statistic_starelid, F_OIDEQ},
> {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staattnum, F_INT2EQ},
> {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staop, F_OIDEQ}
>
> : skankeys are hardcoded without call to ScanKeyEntryInitialize() =>
> without initialization of sk_func.fn_oid required, I assume, by
> new PL support code. Patch for this place follows...
> One should check all places where ScanKeyData is used.
> Jan, could you do this ?
>
> (Oh, hell! I got this ERROR while testing subselect and spent so many time
> to fix this problem...)
I assume we can consider this item closed.
--
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On Sun, 15 Mar 1998, Bruce Momjian wrote:
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: > James Hughes wrote:
: > >
: > > After poking arround some more, I found that the "vacuum analyze" is
: > > causing problems with the "<" and ">" operators. The "> 0" in the SELECT
: > > for "/d <table>" and "/dS" commands in psql cause the error.
: > >
: > > I verified that any simple query using the "<" or ">" operators fail
: > > with the same message...
: > >
: > > ERROR: fmgr_info: function 0: cache lookup failed
: > >
: > > ...after using the "vacuum analyse" command.
: > > But, only after vacuuming any relation that was created and populated by
: > > me. Vacumming system catalogs poses no problems.
: >
: > Well, I found that this problem was caused by selfuncs.c:gethilokey():
: >
: > static ScanKeyData key[3] = {
: > {0, Anum_pg_statistic_starelid, F_OIDEQ},
: > {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staattnum, F_INT2EQ},
: > {0, Anum_pg_statistic_staop, F_OIDEQ}
: >
: > : skankeys are hardcoded without call to ScanKeyEntryInitialize() =>
: > without initialization of sk_func.fn_oid required, I assume, by
: > new PL support code. Patch for this place follows...
: > One should check all places where ScanKeyData is used.
: > Jan, could you do this ?
: >
: > (Oh, hell! I got this ERROR while testing subselect and spent so many time
: > to fix this problem...)
:
: I assume we can consider this item closed.
:
The problem on my system was fixed by the patch.
-James