On Wed, May 11, 2005 at 04:56:28PM +0100, Bogdan Matei wrote:
> These are the efects. First of all we thought that is our application that
> consumes all the performance of Postgresql, with a predilection in the peak
> time of traffic, we improved it very well but even so there is no change.
> What is weird is that the only solution that we found is to reconfigure and
> recreate the database at every 2-3 days. When is imediately created the
> memory used is about 180MB then it constantly grows.
The question that jumps at me is, what is your vacuum strategy?
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