Many decades ago (small fib). There was a write up of someone stopping the postgres upgrade at a certain point, editing a file with the table locations and then restarting the upgrade process.
"Now, what are you trying to do?" I have version specific directories (good for you), but... /pgsql/9.5/tablespaces I am updating to 12 and thus /pgsql/12/tablespaces (is where I would like them). Using the -link, it simples creates the PG12, files under /pgsql/9.5/tablespace I'd like to , even when using link, to say don't do that, but instead please link the Ver 12 tables to /pgsql/12/tablespaces. The information is in the file pg_upgrade_dump_globals.sql:CREATE TABLESPACE "torquespace" OWNER "cls" LOCATION '/pgsql/9.5/torque'; but while it's there, I'd like it not to be there (and it's possible that I'm running into an initial design flaw and the table spaces should really be under /pgsql and not /pgsql/$VERSION/ However is there a way to say create the new links under /pgsql/12/ vs /pgsql/9.5/ using the pg_upgrade process? Thanks Tory
