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by 8211alhawe » Fri Oct 18, 2019 6:28 am
Can you advise which version of PostgreSQL to use now that version 9.3.25 is no longer supported.
PostgreSQL version12.0 has just been released, so PT4 seems to be lagging a long way behind
Thanks
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by Flag_Hippo » Fri Oct 18, 2019 7:38 am
You can upgrade up to PostgreSQL v10 but we don't officially support anything beyond that.
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by WhiteRider » Sat Oct 19, 2019 3:15 am
We are currently officially recommending PostgreSQL v9.3. Up to v10 appears to be working well too, but PT4's automatic PostgreSQL tuning will not work with versions after 9.3 so may be less efficient as it won't be able to utilise your computer's resources fully.
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by schrisos » Tue Oct 22, 2019 6:18 am
WhiteRider wrote:We are currently officially recommending PostgreSQL v9.6, but v10 appears to be working well too.
Tune PostgreSQL failed with this versions...
Better stay with 9.3?
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by WhiteRider » Wed Oct 23, 2019 3:17 am
Apologies - I'd forgotten about that. I will discuss it with the development team again to see if we can update the tuning for later versions.
If you have a large database you may find it less efficient with an untuned PostgreSQL so you may indeed be better to stick with 9.3. I will amend my post above - thanks for reminding me about this.
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by schrisos » Wed Feb 12, 2020 5:26 am
WhiteRider wrote:Apologies - I'd forgotten about that. I will discuss it with the development team again to see if we can update the tuning for later versions.
If you have a large database you may find it less efficient with an untuned PostgreSQL so you may indeed be better to stick with 9.3. I will amend my post above - thanks for reminding me about this.
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