Обсуждение: Recompiling Non-PostGres apps when upgrading PostGreSQL
Hi all,
In the past, I have rebuilt all my "dependant" binaries, every time I installed a new version of Postgres. "Other binaries" means php, ssl and apache. However, I'm wondering if I really have to do that if nothing in the API changes. I know, it might be safe to do it anyway - just in case, but it's quite a bit of time which gets lost, every time I do that. Any input?
Best regards,
Chris
Chris Ruprecht writes: > In the past, I have rebuilt all my "dependant" binaries, every time I installed a new version of Postgres. "Other binaries"means php, ssl and apache. However, I'm wondering if I really have to do that if nothing in the API changes. I know,it might be safe to do it anyway - just in case, but it's quite a bit of time which gets lost, every time I do that.Any input? You don't need to rebuild client applications, unless the shared library major version changes (because of incompatible changes), in which case you will be told about it. (It hasn't happened in recent times.) Server-side modules might need to be rebuild. -- Peter Eisentraut peter_e@gmx.net http://funkturm.homeip.net/~peter