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PostgreSQL 9.6: pg_notification_queue_usage function to monitor the queues and notifications

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PostgreSQL 9.6 introduced a pg_notification_queue_usage() to monitor the notifications. If you want to send a notification to your system, you can use the function pg_notify(text, text).

Previously, people are monitoring the queue using LISTEN/NOTIFY, but where you can get the status only. Once the queue is half full, you will see warnings in the log file.

The function pg_notification_queue_usage() is very simple, and it is returning a value kind of percentage(%), so you can easily get to know about the queue usage.

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select pg_notification_queue_usage();

Apr 9, 2017Anvesh Patel
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