Conversion from 8.4 to >9 version question
| От | Richard Terry |
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| Тема | Conversion from 8.4 to >9 version question |
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| Msg-id | 516DCED2.6070309@internode.on.net обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: Conversion from 8.4 to >9 version question
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| Список | pgsql-novice |
Hope this has not been just recently covered if so apologies. I'm after a simple way to upgrade from 8.4 to the latest version of postgres (my server is a ubuntu 10 LTS I think) When I back up my work database I just use pgadmin > backup as plain text > take it home, rebuild it on my home machine which does run 9.1 - on the command line using: psql databasename -f the-backup-filename This seems to work ok and my software runs ok and I can access all my data Can I just do a server upgrade to the latest ubuntu version and postgres version and then do a similar command line import safely or is this too simplistic a way of looking at it? If one does do the upgrade what happens to the actual database itself if one doesn't explicity do anything? Thanks in anticipatation. Richard
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