[rt-users] Upgrade Your Postgresql!

Feargal Reilly feargal at thecia.ie
Thu Oct 4 12:56:16 EDT 2001


A word to the wise, the file structure for 7.1 changed radically from earlier versions, although there is a configure option to use 'old-style-layout'. I'd advise keeping your old installation live, until you've ensured you can import the older data into 7.1 - there are (were?) some problems importing dumps from earlier versions.

FWIW, RT's README has stated version 7.1 for postgres since at least 1.3.30, so hopefully it doesn't affect too many people.

-Feargal.

"Michael Huttinger" <huttinger at ipact.com> wrote:

MH> Hello Everyone,
MH> 
MH> I am posting this to let you all know about a problem I was having and the
MH> solution.
MH> 
MH> Problem:
MH> 
MH> Running 2.0.8pre3 (from CVS) or 2.0.7 of RT, using Postgresql (7.0 series),
MH> and are having problems with a bug submitted not showing up in the user's
MH> home page top 25 requested list.
MH> 
MH> As a side note, whenever I add the requestor to a query, I get NO results,
MH> even if I can see in the list the requestor I want.  For example, I select
MH> to see all new items in a queue.  Looking at the list, a choose a requestor
MH> from the Requestor(s) column and add an additional query for it (using
MH> either is or contains).  I no longer get anything :(
MH> 
MH> Solution:
MH> 
MH> After some log scans and responses w/ Jesse, came to the conclusion this was
MH> due to the handling of outer joins in the SQL passed to Postgresql.  By
MH> upgrading to the 7.1 series of Postgresql (7.1.3 actually), the problem went
MH> away (7.1 has changed the way it handles the syntax for outer joins).
MH> 
MH> So, if you're running postgres prior to 7.1, I would recommend an upgrade :)
MH> 
MH> Enjoy!
MH> 
MH> Michael Huttinger
MH> Computer Engineer
MH> IPACT
MH> web:  http://www.ipact.com
MH> 
MH> 
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