Re[2]: [BUGS] Re[2]: [BUGS] BUG #13869: Right Join query that never ends

19.01.2016 02:47, Peter Geoghegan <pg@heroku.com>
>On Sat, Jan 16, 2016 at 4:51 AM, Master ZX <zx-master@bigmir.net> wrote:
> > I can do more to investigate this behavior only if postgresql will consider my claim as bug that has to be fixed in
firstorder. 
> > Ideally I should give my DB schema and dump or VM wich reproduces this bug, but I can not give away our internal
data.All other options I can not describe at public mailing list. 
>
> Why don't you use a tool like Linux's perf to determine where time is spent?:
>
> https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Profiling_with_perf
>
> A simple "perf top" may be all that it takes to give us a better idea
> of where time is spent.
>
> --
> Peter Geoghegan

This is forwarded message from 21 of Jan (looks like previous message lost)

I'm not really experienced in bug reporting and perf usage.
I've recorded some data via perf record for about 40 sec. and this is what I was able to get via perf report -g
--children

-    8.98%     8.93%  postgres         postgres                 [.] slot_getattr
                                    ▒ 
     slot_getattr
                                    ▒ 
-    5.79%     5.75%  postgres         postgres                 [.] ExecMergeJoin
                                    ▒ 
     ExecMergeJoin
                                    ▒ 
-    3.73%     3.70%  postgres         postgres                 [.] ExecQual
                                    ▒ 
     ExecQual
                                    ▒ 
-    3.68%     3.65%  postgres         postgres                 [.] ExecStoreMinimalTuple
                                    ▒ 
     ExecStoreMinimalTuple
                                    ▒ 
-    2.85%     0.00%  postgres         [unknown]                [.] 0x0000000000000001
                                    ▒ 
     0x1
                                    ▒ 
-    2.80%     2.78%  postgres         postgres                 [.] tuplesort_gettupleslot
                                    ▒ 
     tuplesort_gettupleslot
                                    ▒ 
-    2.78%     0.00%  postgres         postgres                 [.] 0xffffffffffdb3602
                                    ▒ 
     0x1b3602
                                    ▒ 
-    2.76%     2.76%  postgres         postgres                 [.] 0x00000000001b3602
                                    ▒ 
     0x1b3602
                                    ▒ 
-    2.64%     2.62%  postgres         postgres                 [.] MemoryContextReset
                                    ▒ 
     MemoryContextReset
                                    ▒ 
-    2.30%     2.28%  postgres         postgres                 [.] ExecProcNode
                                    ▒ 
     ExecProcNode
                                    ▒ 
-    2.26%     2.25%  postgres         postgres                 [.] pgstat_end_function_usage
                                    ▒ 
     pgstat_end_function_usage
                                    ▒ 
-    2.24%     0.00%  postgres         postgres                 [.] 0xffffffffffdb35f0
                                    ▒ 
     0x1b35f0
                                    ▒ 
-    2.23%     2.23%  postgres         postgres                 [.] 0x00000000001b35f0
                                    ▒ 
     0x1b35f0
                                    ▒ 
-    2.13%     2.12%  postgres         postgres                 [.] ExecSort
                                    ▒ 
     ExecSort
                                    ▒ 
-    1.87%     1.86%  postgres         postgres                 [.] check_stack_depth
                                    ▒ 
   + check_stack_depth
                                    ▒ 
-    1.47%     1.46%  postgres         postgres                 [.] pgstat_init_function_usage
                                    ▒ 
     pgstat_init_function_usage


I have about 100Mb of perf.data and as far as I can understand perf report will be most informative on machine where it
wascollected. 
So in a case if you need some other data from perf.dump just let me know.