What would you do in this situation?
We are currently at PG 8.1 and are in the process of upgrading to
8.3.6. I read on your development roadmap page that 8.4 is slated for
release in Q1 of this year, possibly on the 31st of March:
“The next release of PostgreSQL is planned to be the 8.4 r
Dot Yet wrote:
> don't fix if it ain't broken ;)
>
> no really, if the system is capable of working nearly flawlessly till 8.4 is
> baked, then it is sound to wait till then, especially when upgrading to a
> newer version is a *painful* as in time consuming task. i am assuming
> downgrading (just
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 1:03 PM, Keaton Adams wrote:
> OK, well just to make sure I have the latest and greatest information on the
> proposed in-place upgrade process.
>
> If we go from 8.1 to 8.3.6 now using dump/restore we will need to do another
> dump/restore to get to 8.4, correct?
Or you c
Tom Lane wrote:
> Keaton Adams writes:
> > We are currently at PG 8.1 and are in the process of upgrading to 8.3.6. I
> > read on your development roadmap page that 8.4 is slated for release in Q1
> > of this year, possibly on the 31st of March:
>
> > "The next release of PostgreSQL is plann
OK, well just to make sure I have the latest and greatest information on the
proposed in-place upgrade process.
If we go from 8.1 to 8.3.6 now using dump/restore we will need to do another
dump/restore to get to 8.4, correct?
And from 8.4 on we will be able to do in-place upgrades?
The idea of b
Keaton Adams writes:
> We are currently at PG 8.1 and are in the process of upgrading to 8.3.6. I
> read on your development roadmap page that 8.4 is slated for release in Q1 of
> this year, possibly on the 31st of March:
> "The next release of PostgreSQL is planned to be the 8.4 release. A te
don't fix if it ain't broken ;)
no really, if the system is capable of working nearly flawlessly till 8.4 is
baked, then it is sound to wait till then, especially when upgrading to a
newer version is a *painful* as in time consuming task. i am assuming
downgrading (just incase things don't workout
What would you do in this situation?
We are currently at PG 8.1 and are in the process of upgrading to 8.3.6. I
read on your development roadmap page that 8.4 is slated for release in Q1 of
this year, possibly on the 31st of March:
"The next release of PostgreSQL is planned to be the 8.4 relea
