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RE: BUG #18386: Slow connection access after 'vacuum full pg_attribute' - Mailing list pgsql-bugs
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RE: BUG #18386: Slow connection access after 'vacuum full pg_attribute'
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The tuple of the system table is moved to the last part of the pg_attribute table by vacuum table. As a result, the connection is slow after the database is restarted. Are there any workarounds or suggestions for this problem.
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