My net._http_response table is taking up 500 MB of Database Size
Hi all,
I recently received the message that I am exceeding my free plan quota due to database size being larger than 500 MB. I was a bit suprised, since the table that I have been using for a new web app only has 1500 rows so far.
Eventually I discovered that the culprit was the net._http_response table, which fully covers the 500 MB by itself. I, however, have no clue why. The table only contains of 360 rows (I guess in line with the TTL). I use it for so simple API calls scheduled with pg_cron. I trried to perform a vacuum operation on the table, but no changes (so far).
Any help? I am a bit of a noob when it comes to pg_net, pg_cron, so I may have made a vital mistake in setting up my Edge function, API call, or cron job.
Thanks!
I recently received the message that I am exceeding my free plan quota due to database size being larger than 500 MB. I was a bit suprised, since the table that I have been using for a new web app only has 1500 rows so far.
Eventually I discovered that the culprit was the net._http_response table, which fully covers the 500 MB by itself. I, however, have no clue why. The table only contains of 360 rows (I guess in line with the TTL). I use it for so simple API calls scheduled with pg_cron. I trried to perform a vacuum operation on the table, but no changes (so far).
Any help? I am a bit of a noob when it comes to pg_net, pg_cron, so I may have made a vital mistake in setting up my Edge function, API call, or cron job.
Thanks!
