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Re: [PERFORM] strange pauses
From: Brian Herlihy <btherl(at)yahoo.com.au>
Date: Thu Jan 17 2008 - 04:16:40 EST
1 alone wasn't enough to eliminate the delays, but it did make each delay small enough that the user interface was only minimally affected. Previously, the delays were causing timeouts in the user interface. Our symptoms were that the queries finishing "at the same time" were appearing in clusters every 5 minutes + some seconds, which happens to be the checkpoint timeout. Seems a new checkpoint timeout is started only after the checkpoint is complete, hence 5 minute plus, rather than exactly 5 minutes. Brian
Hi >> Search this list for references to "checkpoints". If you run >> vmstat/iostat for a bit you should see bursts of disk activity at >> those times. > > The most straightforward way to prove or disprove that the slow queries > line up with checkpoints is to set to checkpoint_warning to a high value > (3600 should work), which should log every checkpoint, and then see if > they show up at the same time in the logs. You guys were spot on. During these pauses the IO goes up high.
I've got the following set:
log_min_messages = info But I see nothing in the logs about checkpoints
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