Dinesh Bhandary wrote:
> and that should fix it. The oldestMulti value in pg_control would get updated by itself some time later. If you
experiencestalls before oldestMulti fixes itself, you could stop the server (cleanly!) and then pg_resetxlog -m x,y
wherex is the correct nextMulti value from pg_controldata and y is 20783.
>
> Are you referreing to NextMultiXactId of current pg_controldata ( from postgres 9.3.5) for x?
> There is also NextMultiOffset, not sure If you meant to reset this. Please confirm.
No, leave the offset alone. I meant that the "x" value (i.e. the part
before the comma) should stay unchanged; you only need to change the
"oldest" value, which is "y" (part after the comma).
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