I made a backup of my HEM using postgreSQL 9.3 (couldn't get it to work within HEM).
I can't figure out how to restore it. The FAQ shows how to do it for a earlier version of postgreSQL and the interface has completely changed.
I made a backup of my HEM using postgreSQL 9.3 (couldn't get it to work within HEM).
I can't figure out how to restore it. The FAQ shows how to do it for a earlier version of postgreSQL and the interface has completely changed.
Our backup/restore tool doesn't support postgresql 9.x.
You need to create and restore a backup via pgadmin instead. http://faq.holdemmanager.com/questio...store+Database
I thought you were using our integrated backup/restore tool.
We have no experience with Postgresql 9.x and this is not officially supported.
Do you get an error message or what is happening?
When following the instructions for an earlier version of postgreSQL (right click -> new database), the option isn't there:
After selecting a database, I have the option to restore it:
I have no clue what to input, so I guessed:
This is the error I get. I have tried a few different options (reason why there are different error types).
We don't support SQL 9.1 beta
Use 8.4.8 or 9.0.4 instead.
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Where can I download an older version (9.0.4)? Can I go back from 9.1 to 9.0.4?
I don't even need the actual database, I just want to get my notes.
Nevermind, I found it on cnet.com Hopefully this will work
I'm having what looks like the exact same problem as OP. I backed up my database using pgAdminIII but now when I try to restore the database I am greeted with the exact same screen:
And the "restore" button is always greyed out, it never becomes an available option. If I start clicking the different drop down menus i get the same error as OP about input file not being valid archive.
I'm using PostgreSQL 9 (version 1.14.0) so obviously this is the issue but now I'm just wondering what my options are. Can I install an older version of SQL and restore the database or will I have to somehow transfer my existing database to an older version of SQL, back up from there, and then restore. If this is possible how do I go about doing it?
I don't have a ton of custom reports or notes so would it be easier to just copy all my archived HHs, import into new computer, and then configure the HUD again?
Both options are possible: uninstall postgresql 9.x, install postgresql 8.4 and restore the database or create a new database with your current postgresql installation and import all your hands from the archive. I think the 2nd solution is the better one.