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Vacuum message

I know I've seen this message before but I'm not quite sure what it
means. I think it's because I have two vacuums running over each
other. Does this sound right? It's comming from 7.4.x server.

ERROR: tuple concurrently updated

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Nov 23 '05 #1
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Kevin Barnard <ke***********@ gmail.com> writes:
I know I've seen this message before but I'm not quite sure what it
means. I think it's because I have two vacuums running over each
other. Does this sound right? It's comming from 7.4.x server. ERROR: tuple concurrently updated


Were they both VACUUM ANALYZEs? There's a known gotcha that if you
ANALYZE the same table concurrently in two different sessions, one
of them can fail this way when it goes to update the pg_statistic
entries. (Harmless, but annoying.) I don't know of any cause for
this message from a plain VACUUM though.

regards, tom lane

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Nov 23 '05 #2
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 13:56:48 -0500, Tom Lane <tg*@sss.pgh.pa .us> wrote:

Were they both VACUUM ANALYZEs? There's a known gotcha that if you
ANALYZE the same table concurrently in two different sessions, one
of them can fail this way when it goes to update the pg_statistic
entries. (Harmless, but annoying.) I don't know of any cause for
this message from a plain VACUUM though.

regards, tom lane


That's what it is I have cron jobs running over each other during heavy load.

Thanks

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