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Well, I feel like the guy who goes to the doctor and then finds the pain is suddenly gone when he gets there. I have discovered that my previously described problem was almost certainly the result of temporary tables that were not being dropped after a crash through an OBDC connection (at least I hope that's where those files were coming from). However, I am still curious if anybody knows how I can find and destroy those tables in the even of a crash?
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Re: large duplicated files
- From: "Ryan D. Enos" <renos(at)ucla(dot)edu>
- To: pgsql-novice(at)postgresql(dot)org
- Subject: Re: large duplicated files
- Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2007 00:15:13 -0700
Well, I feel like the guy who goes to the doctor and then finds the pain is suddenly gone when he gets there. I have discovered that my previously described problem was almost certainly the result of temporary tables that were not being dropped after a crash through an OBDC connection (at least I hope that's where those files were coming from). However, I am still curious if anybody knows how I can find and destroy those tables in the even of a crash?
thanks. Ryan
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