checkpoint_segments warning?
I got a warning from PostgreSQL 8.3.1 that said something to the effect of
checkpoints are happening to frequently... (-2484 seconds)
That part that confused me was the "-2484". Is that just a hyphen in
a strange place? Or did it really calculate a negative value?
Is this expected?
Thanks,
Dan
"Dan Armbrust" <daniel.armbrust.list@gmail.com> writes:
I got a warning from PostgreSQL 8.3.1 that said something to the effect of
checkpoints are happening to frequently... (-2484 seconds)
That part that confused me was the "-2484". Is that just a hyphen in
a strange place? Or did it really calculate a negative value?
Yeah, it really did. AFAICS this could only happen if the value of time(2)
went backwards. Something fooling with your system clock?
regards, tom lane
That part that confused me was the "-2484". Is that just a hyphen in
a strange place? Or did it really calculate a negative value?Yeah, it really did. AFAICS this could only happen if the value of time(2)
went backwards. Something fooling with your system clock?regards, tom lane
Or _someone_. Yes. Precisely. I may even know who did it ;)
Thanks,
Dan
Dan Armbrust escribi�:
I got a warning from PostgreSQL 8.3.1 that said something to the effect of
checkpoints are happening to frequently... (-2484 seconds)
That part that confused me was the "-2484". Is that just a hyphen in
a strange place? Or did it really calculate a negative value?Is this expected?
Did you get a date change in the server between checkpoints? Check the
logs (if you are logging the time of the logs).