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Plain vacuum is generally all you want. At that point the space is freed for new inserts and updates to the table. Full vacuum is for giving the space back to t
by FreakLegion 2y ago
Plain vacuum is generally all you want. At that point the space is freed for new inserts and updates to the table. Full vacuum is for giving the space back to the OS, which rarely makes sense if you'll still be writing more rows. In cases where freeing to the OS really is what you need, though, use something like pg_repack.