I'm trying to diagnose a problem that happened during vacuum full.
It is a programming problem triggered by some lock, delay whatever,
happening during vacuum.
Making large updates to a bunch of tables is a PITA just to obtain a
slow VACUUM FULL.
Restoring a "fragmented" DB doesn't look as a working strategy.
The restore shouldn't be fragmented.
What are the "side effects" of a vacuum full?
Any cheaper way to cause a heavy vacuum full or just its side
effects?
thanks
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