> Reference my message to Tom Lane. Yes, such a program would be hard --
> but most of it is already written and available in CVS -- thank God for
> CVS! -- all that's needed is to extract the storage managers for each
> major version, extract the reading code, etc, to get the on-disk
> representation to an intermediate in memory form, then write it out with
> the latest and greatest storage manager (into a different file, of
> course, until the upgrade is finished). Unless I badly misunderstand
> the way PostgreSQL does things, that should work -- but I may not have
> expressed it the same way I see it in my mind.
Do a cost/benefit analysis on that one. :-)
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