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Subject: Vacuum related question
Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2025 12:16:38 +0100
Message-ID: <CAE0uZgfFxgpNjC1t6zOict9hXi9=6S3zAmfpV+Xe-ZTBWJbCew@mail.gmail.com> (raw)
Hello All!
I'm currently using 17.2 version and working on optimizing vacuums.
I would be greateful if you could confirm (or deny) my idea.
Current situation:
Every 4-5 days vacuum to prevent wraparound is running in my DB, which of
course is bad. There are a few tables that are constantly being updated
(both inserts and updates) - they are quite big - ranging from a few
hundred million to over a billion rows.
Other tables get only inserts (with similar size - they may reach over a
billion rows).
Solution:
I would like to have a quick vacuum to freeze old tuples - it would be
quick because it would omit indexes (because switch INDEX_CLEANUP would be
set as false). Additionally for tables with dead tuples I would run vacuum
with INDEX_CLEANUP set as true during weekend. Omitting indexes makes a
huge difference in terms of vacuum time.
Would it be a problem from performance point of view (e.g. accumulating
some bloat?) if tables that do not contain dead tuples are vacuumed only
with flag INDEX_CLEANUP set as false? I have a feeling that it is fine, but
unfortunately I couldn't find any clear evidence when browsing Internet.
Thanks in advance,
Bartek
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