Re: moving from 7.4.13 to 8.0.14

On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 4:15 AM, Antonis Antoniou
<antonis@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>  Currently I am using postgres 7.4.13 and I will like upgrade it to
8.0.14
>  I have backup my databases by using pg_dumpall (7.4.13)
>  pg_dumpall -U postgres > /root/backup_all_db

It will probably work.  However, it is best to dump the old database
(7.4.x) with the new pg_dump (8.0.x)

>  Is it doable to load the backup file using the psql (8.0.14) ?

Yes.  psql is the preferred restore program for uncompressed file formats.

>  Another question: Is it possible to upgrade 7.4.13 straight to 8.2?

yes, and also 8.3 as well.  I'd recommend going to at least 8.2.  8.3
got rid of a lot of auto-type coercion that may break some poorly
formed queries.  I'd recommend at least testing on 8.3 to see if you
can go to it.

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