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Why do I get SSL error in PostgreSQL?
First, I’ve searched for and found several posts relating to this error, and most of them point either to a RAM issue or an SSL issue, I tried overcoming the SSL possibility by adding the sslmode=disabled in the command line: Regarding the possible memory issue, I don’t know how to troubleshoot it.
Why do I get a SSL connection error?
The SSL connection error might be caused by a browser problem. Here’s what you can do to fix it: Step 1 – Clear Browser History – press CTRL + SHIFT + DELETE at the same time to open the settings of your current browser.
Why do I get an error when making a second SQL call?
Removing this statement should rectify the problem. Just to note, another possible reason for this error is if you make a second database call with the variable $stmt inside of an existing parent $stmt loop. Thanks for contributing an answer to Stack Overflow!
What to do if PostgreSQL out of memory error?
Whatever query gets planned differently around the difference in memory or is slower is the one that is holding you up. Set log_statement and read the last queries issues before the out of memory crash.
What are the memory overcommit values in PostgreSQL?
As per @deszo’s question, the memory overcommit values are the following: My guess is that you’re running PostgreSQL on AWS. If so, you need to identify this in the question and the tags. As far as trouble shooting it what is triggering aws’s oom_killer, you have two options..
When do checkpoints occur too often in PostgreSQL?
2017-06-01 13:48:49 UTC [22899-357] LOG: checkpoints are occurring too frequently (19 seconds apart) 2017-06-01 13:48:49 UTC [22899-358] HINT: Consider increasing the configuration parameter “checkpoint_segments”. So I’ll proceed with the suggested hint. Also found this group of entries, that actually refer to the crash and later recovery: