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v1 v2 5 5 or you are upgrading from one major version to another e.g 0.*, 1.* --> 2.* 6 6 7 * If you don't have perl on your windows box, download [http://www.activestate.com/activeperl/downloads ActivePerl] and install. You can use the 64-bit or 32-bit version even if you are using 32-bit PostgreSQL. [http://www.activestate.com/activeperl/downloads]. 8 When prompted to do so, choose to add Perl to your environment path and map to .pl scripts. 7 1. Create a backup of your postgis database as usual. You can do this with pg_dump as that instructions describe or PgAdmin III by right-clicking on the database -> Backup. Make sure to use "Custom" backup for format if you are using PgAdmin III. 8 2. Create a new postgis database installed with the postgis version you want to upgrade to. Note if you are using PostgreSQL 9.1 and PostGIS 2.0 -- you can use the new in psql or pgAdmin III sql window after you have created a new database 9 to spatially enable it. 10 11 {{{ 12 CREATE EXTENSION postgis; 13 CREATE EXTENSION postgis_topology 14 }}} 15 16 17 3. If you don't have perl on your windows box, download [http://www.activestate.com/activeperl/downloads ActivePerl] and install. You can use the 64-bit or 32-bit version even if you are using 32-bit PostgreSQL. [http://www.activestate.com/activeperl/downloads]. 18 When prompted to do so, choose to add Perl to your environment path and map perl to .pl scripts. 9 19 10 20 Note that ActivePerl also has packages for MacOS, Linux, but is generally not necessary for those platforms since they come prepackaged with perl. 11 21 12 *Create an upgrade.bat file with contents something like this:22 4. Create an upgrade.bat file with contents something like this: 13 23 {{{ 14 set PGPORT=543 324 set PGPORT=5432 15 25 set PGHOST=localhost 16 26 set PGUSER=postgres 17 27 set PGPASSWORD=yourpasswordhere 18 set THEDB= dnddts2028 set THEDB=mydb 19 29 set PGINSTALL=C:\Program Files (x86)\PostgreSQL\9.1 20 30 REM note the below example is if you are on 32-bit windows choose which install path makes most sense 21 31 REM set PGINSTALL=C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\9.1\ 22 set PGADMIN=%PGINSTALL%\pgAdmin III23 set PGBIN=%PGINSTALL%\bin\24 set PGLIB=%PGINSTALL%\lib\25 set POSTGISVER=2.026 32 set PATH=%PATH%;"%PGINSTALL%\bin\" 27 perl utils/postgis_restore.pl " dnddts_daily.backup" | psql %THEDB% 2> errors.txt33 perl utils/postgis_restore.pl "mydb.backup" | psql %THEDB% 2> errors.txt 28 34 pause 29 35 }}} 30 36 31 * Right mouse click on the .bat file (you may have to choose -- Run as Administrator) 37 5. Edit the script accordingly to your path settings. Note that utils folder is packaged with the PostGIS tar balls 38 if not present in your PostGIS install. Download the tar ball for the PostGIS you want to upgrade too. [http://www.postgis.org/download/] 39 6. Right mouse click on the .bat file (you may have to choose -- Run as Administrator) 40 7. If all is working -- you should see a screen something like: 41 42 {{{ 43 44 }}} 45