问题
I'm trying to add a new column
ALTER TABLE "Cidade" ADD COLUMN "BoundBox" VARCHAR(255)
to this table:
"Cidade"
"Id" integer not null
constraint "Cidade_PK"
primary key,
"Nome" varchar(120),
"EstadoId" integer not null
constraint "Estado_Cidade_FK"
references "Estado",
"PontoCentralLatitude" numeric,
"PontoCentralLongitude" numeric
But the query never finish, I've already waited for 5 minutes and nothing happened. The table has only 5,000 records, and I can't wait too much time since it block the access to the table. I have a test database (equal to production), and it worked very quickly. The postgres version is 9.5.6.
回答1:
If you are running PostgreSQL 9.6+ you can use pg_blocking_pids()
to find PID of queries that lock your one.
select pid, pg_blocking_pids(pid) as blocked_by, query as blocked_query
from pg_stat_activity
where pg_blocking_pids(pid)::text != '{}';
回答2:
This statement is very fast, but it needs an access exclusive lock on the table. There must be a long running transaction that holds a lock on the table and block you.
Use the pg_stat_activity
view to find the long transaction.
回答3:
As per your description it seems this table is highly used in system and your alter statement is taking time to acquire a lock on table to do the job. Try to find a window where you get less load on system and run .
回答4:
If nothing blocks your query and query executing very long time and this table has many DELETE queries try to clean your table:
VACUUM (VERBOSE, ANALYZE) table_name;
回答5:
Tanks for the help, it was a query blocking my ALTER TABLE.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48479616/alter-table-too-slow-in-postgres