In PostgreSQL 8.4, is there a way to know when the last ANALYZE and/or VACUUM has been performed on a table?
I’ve been looking around in the documentation and later the pg_catalog but not been able to find anything useful.
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In PostgreSQL 8.4, is there a way to know when the last ANALYZE and/or VACUUM has been performed on a table?
I’ve been looking around in the documentation and later the pg_catalog but not been able to find anything useful.
That would be pg_stat_all_tables
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.0/static/monitoring-stats.html