BUG #13664: pg_restore fails with -j parameter when restoring 9.1 db onto 9.5 alpha db
The following bug has been logged on the website:
Bug reference: 13664
Logged by: slava moudry
Email address: slava@cloudflare.com
PostgreSQL version: 9.5alpha2
Operating system: Linux ubuntu 3.8.0-33-generic #48~precise1-Ubuntu
Description:
I am trying to restore 9.1 dump into new 9.5 database.
pg_restore seems to hang indefinitely (not doing anything) when I set number
of jobs: "-j 4".
works fine if skipping "-j" setting. On same machine, 9.1 restores fine on
same host.
pg_restore is done intoSQL_ASCII database.
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slava@cloudflare.com writes:
I am trying to restore 9.1 dump into new 9.5 database.
pg_restore seems to hang indefinitely (not doing anything) when I set number
of jobs: "-j 4".
works fine if skipping "-j" setting. On same machine, 9.1 restores fine on
same host.
Impossible to do anything with this report with that much detail.
Can you look into pg_stat_activity to see what the pg_restore jobs
are doing when activity ceases? Can you show us the declarations
of the tables or other objects they're working on?
regards, tom lane
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can't reproduce.. was able to restore with "-j 4" from 9.1
probably weird connection issue that caused pg_dump to stuck. I was using
samsung usb3 ssd, so could be hardware related.
thank you.
-slava.
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 2:56 PM, Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:
slava@cloudflare.com writes:
I am trying to restore 9.1 dump into new 9.5 database.
pg_restore seems to hang indefinitely (not doing anything) when I setnumber
of jobs: "-j 4".
works fine if skipping "-j" setting. On same machine, 9.1 restores fineon
same host.
Impossible to do anything with this report with that much detail.
Can you look into pg_stat_activity to see what the pg_restore jobs
are doing when activity ceases? Can you show us the declarations
of the tables or other objects they're working on?regards, tom lane
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-Slava