I agree with you practical pointsI qualified my comments by
sayingtheoretically speaking
Cheers
Medi
On Nov 26, 2007 8:01 AM, Chris Browne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Medi Montaseri") writes:
> > But theoretically speaking, 32 or 64-bit ness of the application (i
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Medi Montaseri") writes:
> But theoretically speaking, 32 or 64-bit ness of the application (ie the
> postmaster server) should not influence the data types offered by a
> particular DB
> version. That is the semantics of data types and cpu-arch (register width,
> big endian,
But theoretically speaking, 32 or 64-bit ness of the application (ie the
postmaster server) should not influence the data types offered by a
particular DB version. That is the semantics of data types and cpu-arch
(register width, big endian, little endian, sparc, mips, x86), etc ) offered
by a part
Laurent CARON wrote:
> Question:
> I'd like to know if it is possible (and wise) to just keep the
> /var/lib/postgres.. directories from the old 32Bit server to use on
> the 64Bit version.
>
> This is just as a personal interest since I can also just dump and
> restore the database in about 2.
Laurent CARON wrote:
> Question:
> I'd like to know if it is possible (and wise) to just keep the
> /var/lib/postgres.. directories from the old 32Bit server to use on
> the 64Bit version.
>
> This is just as a personal interest since I can also just dump and
> restore the database in about 2.
Hi,
I'm currently setting up 2 new servers to act as a PgSQL cluster (8.2).
This basically consists in the reinstallation of the OS (64Bit).
Question:
I'd like to know if it is possible (and wise) to just keep the
/var/lib/postgres.. directories from the old 32Bit server to use on
the 64Bit
