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From: MORRIS H SUSANECK <Morris.Susaneck-1@pp.ksc.nasa.gov>
Subject: Large pg_time and pg_log
To: postgres@postgres.Berkeley.EDU
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 1996 9:04:54 EDT
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I am new at this maillist function so excuse any errors in protocol.

I have been writing a new application in postgres.  While adding over
13,000 records to my database, postgres crashed.  TWICE. Each time the 
system was restored to prior to my test.  My code is suspect by others.
I am not sure.  pg_time and pg_log grew to very large values.  Upon
research, I have found that several of you have experienced similar problems.
Is there anyway to reduce these values or solve the problem.  I am on
hold on my project until we can find a solution, as to not impact the other
users of postgres.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

morris

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