Hi.
Is it possible to dump a database on a 7.4.6 server and then restore it
on a 7.4.1 server?
should i use the 7.4.1 pg_dump or the 7.4.6 pg_dump?
should i use any switches?
thanks
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stig erikson <st************ *****@yahoo.se> writes: Is it possible to dump a database on a 7.4.6 server and then restore it
on a 7.4.1 server?
Should work, but why aren't you updating the 7.4.1 server? There were
some pretty nasty bugs fixed between .1 and .6.
regards, tom lane
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Tom Lane wrote: Is it possible to dump a database on a 7.4.6 server and then restore it
on a 7.4.1 server?
Should work, but why aren't you updating the 7.4.1 server? There were
some pretty nasty bugs fixed between .1 and .6.
problem is i dont have full power over that machine.
i will try to talk to the admin.
it's redhat 8.0 with postgresql installed from rpms, maybe there are new
rpms somewhere?
i could not find any official builds for rh8, does the rh9 rpms work?
stig erikson <st************ *****@yahoo.se> writes: i could not find any official builds for rh8, does the rh9 rpms work?
Doubtful. What I'd recommend is getting the source RPM and building your
own binary RPMs --- that's pretty much certain to work. All you need
is
rpmbuild --rebuild --define='build8 1' postgresql-nnn.src.rpm
regards, tom lane
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