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Sql command to reclaim empty space in .data file in Postgres
A CHECKPOINT operation does not normally reclaim the empty spaces.
What is the sql command to reclaim the empty space in the .data file? Is there a way to actually truncate the log file? (When I surfed the internet, read that the only way to truncate the log file is to stop and start the server.) Thanks.
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