Re: postgresql 8.0 advantages - Mailing list pgsql-general

From Christopher Browne
Subject Re: postgresql 8.0 advantages
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In response to postgresql 8.0 advantages  (Si Chen <schen@graciousstyle.com>)
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Yes, that certainly ought to work.

If what you're meaning is that you make a replica that sits in
/opt/VERSION8, and then, once the upgrade is complete, rename that to
/opt/MYDATABASE which was where your version 7.4 DB used to be.

We have copied databases from one server to another by copying the
files; making it work was as easy as making sure we ran "pg_ctl -D
$RIGHT_DIRECTORY start" :-).
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