Thanks, Tom for your reply.
I am struggling to find out the name of the table corresponding to these temporary files (files starting with t on, saved on disk).
If somehow I can discover these, it will be helpful to close down the problem.
Thanks and Regards
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Maxim Boguk <maxim.boguk@gmail.com> writes:
> It seems that these temp files are the result of normal query execution
> (and will be cleared when query finishes).
> Have you tried enabling log_temp_files and check what query generates these
> temp files?
Judging by the file names, these are temp tables (created by CREATE TEMP
TABLE or the like), not temp files generated during query execution.
The latter would have names beginning in "pgsql_tmp", if I read the
code correctly.
regards, tom lane
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