Functions for Deleting Residual Files
pg_rm_residualfiles(filepath)
Description: Deletes files from a specified residual file list on the current instance. This function is an instance-level function and is irrelevant to the current database. It can run on any instance.
Parameter type: text
Return type: record
The following table describes return columns.
Column |
Type |
Description |
---|---|---|
result |
bool |
Deletion completed or not |
Example:
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postgres=#SELECT * FROM pg_rm_residualfiles('pgrf_20200908160211441599'); result -------- t (1 row) |
- Residual files can be deleted only after verification using the pg_verify_residualfiles() function.
- All verified files, regardless which database they are in, will be deleted.
- If all files recorded in the specified file have been deleted, the specified file will be removed and backed up in the $PGDATA/pg_residualfile/backup directory.
pg_rm_residualfiles()
Description: Deletes all files recorded on all residual file lists on the current instance. This function is an instance-level function and is irrelevant to the current database. It can run on any instance.
Parameter type: none
Return type: record
The following table describes return columns.
Column |
Type |
Description |
---|---|---|
result |
bool |
Deletion completed or not |
filepath |
text |
Residual file path |
notes |
text |
Notes |
Example:
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postgres=#SELECT * FROM pg_rm_residualfiles(); result | filepath | notes --------+---------------------------+------- t | pgrf_20200908160211441546 | (1 row) |
- Residual files can be deleted only after verification using the pg_verify_residualfiles() function.
- All verified files, regardless which database they are in, will be deleted.
- If all files recorded in the specified file have been deleted, the specified file will be removed and backed up in the $PGDATA/pg_residualfile/backup directory.
pgxc_rm_residualfiles()
Description: Unified CN query function of pgxc_rm_residualfiles. This function is a cluster-level function and is irrelevant to the current database. It runs on CNs.
Parameter type: none
Return type: record
The following table describes return columns.
Column |
Type |
Description |
---|---|---|
nodename |
text |
Node name |
result |
bool |
Deletion completed or not |
filepath |
text |
Residual file path |
notes |
text |
Notes |
Example:
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postgres=#SELECT * FROM pgxc_rm_residualfiles(); nodename | result | filepath | notes --------------+--------+---------------------------+------- cn_5001 | t | pgrf_20200910170129360401 | dn_6001_6002 | t | pgrf_20200908160211441546 | (2 rows) |
pgxc_clear_disk_cache()
Description: This function deletes all disk cache files. This function is supported only by clusters of version 9.0.2 or later.
Return type: void
Example:
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SELECT pgxc_clear_disk_cache(); pgxc_clear_disk_cache ----------------------- (1 row) |
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