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Support AWS RDS #14
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Another AWS RDS user here. I'd like to add that we also lack permissions to set lc_messages:
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Did either of you ever figure out how to run this on RDS? |
Anything older than a month is ancient history. I'll leave the mail in my inbox as a reminder to retry now that I'm on PG 9.5 (was on 9.3 at the time I originally posted). No promises. |
I tried on 9.6.1. I commented out any lines referring setting lc_messge which took me to the permission error on pg_toast. From what I can tell amazon just doesn't let you work with those tables. Wasn't sure if there was a work around or any other solution. |
We are looking to use this tool for an AWS DB, but the highest privilege RDS user anyone has cannot perform certain commands / access certain tables (especially pgtoast):
We initially explored removing the "stats" checks - we know which one table is an issue, and we don't need
pgcompact
to give us running updates of progress. However it seems pretty bound up in the process.Can we run the core functionality of this tool on a table given an rds root user?
EDIT:
pg_statistic
for example cannot be queried.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: