From: users-list on behalf of Ashish Singh
Reply-To: "
users-list@monetdb.org"
Date: Thursday, 9 July 2015 2:08 pm
To: "
users-list@monetdb.org"
Subject: Re: possible monetdb catalogue
corruption and how to recover from it?
Hi Jennie,
Thanks for reply!
Drop table is a single statement transaction. Problem
is not reproducible though easily. We encountered it
after 150 iterations of drop and create table each
happening in 1 hour interval but our ETL tool.
We did a restart and after this problem was resolved.
I think database was able to do a cleanup.
What will be a recommended way of doing a health
check on database catalogue when such problem happens as
practically problem does happen right?
Thanks for the heads up on upcoming release we shall
plan to upgrade to it.
Regards,
Ashish
Hai Ashish,
Do you happen to have any more detailed info of
the crash? Such as was the drop table a single
statement transaction, or part of a multi statement
transaction? Is the problem reproducible?
Can you please try to restart the server to see
if it helps cleaning up?
Jan2014 is a pretty old version. I'd highly
recommend you to upgrade. Jul2015 will be released
later this month.
Regards,
Jennie
Hi List,
We are seeing a situation with
monetdb v11.17.17 "Jan2014-SP2” release where at
the time of dropping table , data base got
crashed. After that we are not able to drop this
table.
Any command to drop this table is returning
with success but we can not create same table
again as it complains about table exists/ in
use.
But when we try to select * from this table
or do a count on this it does complains saying
No Such Table exist.
My hunch is somehow database catalogue got
corrupted, what is recommended way to bring
back database to good health after any such
condition occurs?
We have not tried restarting monetdb instance
yet.
Regards,
Ashish Kumar Singh
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