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Re: Index corruption



I trawled through the first, larger dump you sent me, and found multiple
index entries pointing to quite a few heap tuples:

	Occurrences	block	item

	2		43961	1
	2		43961	2
	2		43961	3
	2		43961	4
	2		43961	5
	2		43961	6
	2		43961	7
	2		43961	8
	2		43961	9
	2		119695	1
	2		119695	2
	2		119695	3
	2		126029	1
	2		126029	2
	2		126029	3
	2		166694	1
	2		166865	1
	2		166865	2
	2		166865	3
	2		166865	4
	2		166865	5
	2		166865	6
	2		166865	7
	2		206221	1
	2		247123	1
	2		327775	1
	2		327775	2
	2		327775	3
	2		327775	4
	2		327775	5
	2		327775	6
	2		327775	7
	2		327775	8
	2		327775	9
	2		327775	10
	2		327775	11

Both indexes show identical sets of duplicates, which makes it pretty
hard to credit that it's a within-index problem.

You mentioned that the test had been allowed to run for a good while
after the first slave error was noted.  So it seems there's no question
that we are looking at some mechanism that allows the first few entries
on a heap page to be lost and overwritten :-(, and that this happened
several times over the course of the larger run.

			regards, tom lane



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