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PostgreSQL versions below 9.4 i.e 9.2, 9.3 (including the minor versions) are not supported. Unsupported PostgreSQL Versions and Features

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As we have moved to manual discovery in this release, we need to mark this fault as resolve on the status tab of dSource. It is because the engine is not able to find the source config from which dSource was created.

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In order to upgrade the existing objects with 1.1.0 (i.e 1.0.1 → 1.1.0 or 1.0.2 → 1.1.0), just after the upgrade, it is mandatory to update below two parameters of dSource using 'custom Configuration' option on the UI :Ī critical fault will show up on dSource just after the upgrade.

Upgrade to 1.4.0, the latest plugin for PostgreSQL.įor PostgreSQL customers with Plugin version 1.0.1 or 1.0.2 interested in External Backups feature: Upgrade to 1.3.0 and follow the upgrade path below. Upgrade to 1.2.0 and follow the upgrade path below. PostGIS raster functionality (introduced in 2.0) depends on GDAL so to get raster functionality, you'll need to compile with GDAL support and preferably 1.9 or above.Īlthough you can compile PostGIS 2.0 without raster support, you really should rethink that decision, especially if you are a package maintainer (you'll have a lot of pissed off users if you do ).įor PostgreSQL 9.1 extension support, compiling with raster support is ABSOLUTELY required since the postgis extension includes the raster functionality.Upgrade to 1.1.0 and follow the upgrade path below. Psycopg is the most popular PostgreSQL database adapter for the Python programming language. If a cell is not filled in after, means support stopped for it. Yes (2): it works but some features disabled Yes (1): It works but may have regression failures or not recommended

So if you are upgrading from an earlier version. Yes * - currently works but may not work at release time or fails some regression tests This is a major version change from PostgreSQL version 9.x used in Tableau Server versions earlier than 2020.4. Some regression tests may fail as newer version give slightly different answers from previous versions. Yes (1) means we assume it works, but don't test it and haven't patched tests to regress cleanly. The none means that you can get that version to work without GEOS, though its not recommended since a lot of functions will not be installed.įor the not recommended, this means that while you can get PostGIS to work with those versions, you'll be missing out on some PostGIS functions. The below chart shows which versions of GEOS work with which versions of PostGIS.

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We will rarely support more than 5 PostgreSQL versions on any release.Ħ4-bit Windows version support started in PostGIS 2.0.0 (both 9.0 and 9.1) We most often support more than 2 PostgreSQL versions, if requirements do not necessitate bumping up requirement without too much effort. * Means it currently does or doesn't but may change at release time.Īs a general rule, the PostGIS Project Steering committee tries to maintain support of PostGIS for at least two versions of PostgreSQL. If you are running these you should upgrade to the latest version you can. Versions of PostGIS labeled 'EOL' will no longer receive any micro updates or security patches. Versions of PostgreSQL supported by which versions of PostGIS PostgreSQL version Obsolete versions can be found at - PostGISObsoleteVersionsMatrix As of 21st Nov, 2023 these versions are latest and give you best stable feature coverage.

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