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9.704: Daily Report Broken?

Alexander Busch

Anyone got problems after update 9.704 like me?
A part of our daily report seems broken, the network usage information is empty:

Tried already failover to the other node, but no change.

And yes, I opened already a ticket [#9974812] 03081025 some days ago. But got zero information related to the problem, just a zoom invitation. Of course it's support from india [^o)]

Best regards

Alex

/* 9/9/20 edit ticket number */



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    I bet you might have to rebuild the database, Alex.  First, try to re-create the index (haven't tried these commands in years!):

    psql -Ureporting -c"reindex database reporting;" reporting

    You might also need to:

    psql -Ureporting -c"vacuum;" reporting

    If all that doesn't work, you might have to re-initialize all PostgreSQL databases (deletes all graphs and data, but does not affect the logs)

    /etc/init.d/postgresql92 rebuild

    Let us know if Support has a better solution than a rebuild.

    Viel Glück!

    Cheers - Bob

     
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    BAlfson said:

    I bet you might have to rebuild the database, Alex.  First, try to re-create the index (haven't tried these commands in years!):

    psql -Ureporting -c"reindex database reporting;" reporting

    You might also need to:

    psql -Ureporting -c"vacuum;" reporting

    If all that doesn't work, you might have to re-initialize all PostgreSQL databases (deletes all graphs and data, but does not affect the logs)

    /etc/init.d/postgresql92 rebuild

    Let us know if Support has a better solution than a rebuild.

    Viel Glück!

    Cheers - Bob

     

    Hi Bob,

    thank you. The commands give an error of missing attributes:

    I'll see if support now comes with a better solution and update here.

    BR

    Alex

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    BAlfson said:

    I bet you might have to rebuild the database, Alex.  First, try to re-create the index (haven't tried these commands in years!):

    psql -Ureporting -c"reindex database reporting;" reporting

    You might also need to:

    psql -Ureporting -c"vacuum;" reporting

    If all that doesn't work, you might have to re-initialize all PostgreSQL databases (deletes all graphs and data, but does not affect the logs)

    /etc/init.d/postgresql92 rebuild

    Let us know if Support has a better solution than a rebuild.

    Viel Glück!

    Cheers - Bob

     

    Hi Bob,

    thank you. The commands give an error of missing attributes:

    I'll see if support now comes with a better solution and update here.

    BR

    Alex

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