Обсуждение: DB Getting Slower and Slower and Slower....
Hi, I recently upgraded to V7.1 version of Postgres on Linux and have noticed that as the DB is being used, it gets progressively slower and slower, until very simple queries slow down to a crawl. The basic setup I have is a set of JSPs and Servlets running on Tomcat, that use Java classes which connect to Postgres through a JDBC driver and perform various DB operations. But, as I said, the DB gets noticeably slower, as if it does not clean up behind itself after performing operations and finally runs out of memory... Then, the only thing that works is stopping the postmaster and rebooting the machine. If you have any ideas of what may cause this or what I can do to explore the issue, I would be very grateful. I am fairly new to Postgres, so any suggestions are welcome. Thanks, Othman _____________________________ Othman Laraki Epitrope Corporation 860 Hillview Court, Suite 200 Milpitas, CA 95035, USA 650-814-9580 (phone) 650-745-2449 (fax) othman@epitrope.com
On Wed, 2 May 2001, Othman Laraki wrote: > Hi, > I recently upgraded to V7.1 version of Postgres on Linux and have noticed > that as the DB is being used, it gets progressively slower and slower, until > very simple queries slow down to a crawl. The basic setup I have is a set of > JSPs and Servlets running on Tomcat, that use Java classes which connect to > Postgres through a JDBC driver and perform various DB operations. But, as I > said, the DB gets noticeably slower, as if it does not clean up behind > itself after performing operations and finally runs out of memory... Then, > the only thing that works is stopping the postmaster and rebooting the > machine. > > If you have any ideas of what may cause this or what I can do to explore > the issue, I would be very grateful. I am fairly new to Postgres, so any > suggestions are welcome. > > Thanks, > Othman > Are you using VACUUM ANLYZE periodically? Does the postmaster process bloat? The backend processes (postgres) are created for each connection. Does their size increase? - Einar Karttunen