ubuntu - PostgreSQL on remote database: No buffer space available (maximum connections reached)? -


I am trying to insert a huge data in PostgreSQL (for PostGIS extension).
About 100 views, 12 bands of each visual raster image are included. Each image is about 100 MB - What do I do:

  for each view in the scenes (in the scene each For the band (open connection to postgios db band) SET PGPASSWORD = password psql -h 192.168.2.1-P 5432 -U user-D-specific_db -f alliance_bands.clcl)  

It was good to view # 46, this is an error no buffer space available (Maximum connection is reached)
I run the script on Windows 7, my remote server is at Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. <

Update: < / Strong> Connect to remote server and turn sql file on.

This message:

No buffer space available (max. Access to the connection?)

comes from a Java exception, not a postgresqual server

If the connection was rejected by PostgreSQL, the message would be:

  FATAL: connection limit non-superusers  

However, this program may exceed the maximum number of open sockets without switching off from PostgreSQL. Your script should be closed every DB connection as soon as it is completed, or just open one and reuse it in the whole process.

Contemporary connections for the same program are only necessary when issuing the question in parallel, which does not seem to be the case.


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