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    Hi!

    Can you please tell me, is HM2 compatible with postgresql 9.2?
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    HM1 seems to work just fine with PostgreSQL 9.1 and 9.2.

    HM2, there can be some issues with 9.1 and 9.2.
    So we still recommend just using 8.4, or 9.0.
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    Thank You! I will install 9.0.

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    Well I went with a fresh 9.2 for HM2 and so far it's going as planned.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BubbleBoy View Post
    Well I went with a fresh 9.2 for HM2 and so far it's going as planned.
    9.2 seems to import hands fine but problems will likely arise for you when you try to do things in the Database Manager like backup, restore, export, purge, etc.

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    is it recommended upgrade from 8.4 to 9? or not worth the change?

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    Stick to 8.4 if you have no issues/problems with 8.4.
    There are no advantages in using 9.0.
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    Isn't 9.0 64-bit? Then in postgresql.conf we could change

    shared_buffers = 1024MB
    effective_cache_size = 2048

    to

    shared_buffers = 2048MB
    effective_cache_size = 4096

    for a big performance increase?

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    I now use 9.2 (64 bit) myself.

    8.4.x is still the default version that is automatically installed with HoldemManager, but you can also use 9.0 and 9.2 (we still don't recommend 9.1).

    However, I doubt there will be much of a performance improvement.
    Whether you use 8.2 (32 bit) with shared_buffers = 32MB, or 9.2 (64 bit) with shared_buffers = 2048MB (on a computer with 16 GB RAM) the difference in import speeds will be minimal.

    9.2 will be a lot better in running faster maintenance tasks in pgadminIII, such as vacuum, analyse, reindex.
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    I successfully installed 9.2 and backed-up/restored my database into 9.2. I opened up postgresql.conf in the new 9.2 folder and at the buttom for customized options it had nothing. I copy and pasted this over from my 8.4 conf. What do you think of these, is there anything I could change or add?

    shared_buffers = 2048MB
    effective_cache_size = 4096
    work_mem = 64MB
    maintenance_work_mem = 128MB
    commit_delay = 10000
    checkpoint_segments = 128
    checkpoint_completion_target = 0.9
    wal_buffers = 16MB

    notecaddy is about 2x faster. I started the day off at 20hands/sec. Played with .conf and got it up to 100. 9.2 is doing 200/sec.


    Im tired, long day playin with this stuff. I'll look at those links you pasted in the other thread tomorrow.
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