Jay McGaffigan <hooligan...@gmail.com> writes:
> So my first question.
> If I can't use a psql 9.2.2 instance to create the backup. Are there
> 'best' practices I should follow in creating the backup. All my googling
> hasn't really been able to point to the best approach.
We do recommend using the newer pg_dump in an upgrade scenario when you
conveniently can, but 99% of the time the older pg_dump should work
fine. That recommendation is mainly to forestall issues like
that-particular-older-version-has-a-bug, and at the moment there's no
evidence that that's your problem.
regards, tom lane
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