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Originally Posted by Brown Gord
C'mon all right I'm not gonna go too mental but could this be any vaguer?
Our release notes explain that PostgreSQL 9.3 is new, so we do not yet fully know what to expect. We have tested PostgreSQL 9.3 support for the past three months but until we have tens of thousands of users providing us information while using PostgreSQL 9.3 we will not be able to know about every single detail of its use and performance. That is why we are taking very careful and measured steps which I agree can be considered vague - but that is intentional. We would prefer only select users make this switch at this stage - and even then only users who are experienced enough to understand how to install PostgreSQL 9.3 on their own and provide logs to us in the (hopefully unlikely) event there is an unexpected problem. Anyone who has used PokerTracker for a long time would remember the unexpected problems that occurred when converting users from 8.2 to 8.3, from 8.3 to 8.4, and the long delays before we were comfortable recommending 9.0.... when it comes to our user's data we are very conservative, we do not like to recommend a new PostgreSQL version until we are really confident. And the truth is since 9.0 most users would not see a significant improvement if they switched to 9.3 from 9.0; most PostgreSQL version improvements are aimed at multi-server load balancing, not dedicated desktop use which is what PokerTracker needs.
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Using such a product to plug leaks to the nth degree and you expect me to do anything but try for the most optimal setting w a lack of clear information?
Well thats exactly why we advise creating a new database, but it does remain optional.
IF you chose to take the option, as you have chosen,
THEN it is wise to convert versions as you did - provided that you know how to install the new database without any troubles of course. Seems like you did a good job, so you would certainly qualify.
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Not using the client to contact support so not attaching logs. Doing this as I do not want to touch PT at this point in the process.
You can submit your logs from our website, the PokerTracker client's COMMUNITY page is just a reproduction of our website after all. Submit logs here -
https://www.pokertracker.com/contact/PT4
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Honestly I trust I will get there and with your marginal help but certainly villain ie PT has a wide range here etc
lol, well played!
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Actually...support ticket no 152391 and you can see from my email what I was wanting from support and what I didn't get in the last email.
Our last response was at May 24th at 10:05AM, we asked you to attach your logs a few times already ;-) Now that you know you can respond to the ticket via the website, let us know if you are unsure how to attach the logs we need to review your situation. Thnx!
- TT
Last edited by PokerTracker; 05-24-2014 at 04:29 PM.