keggler wrote:if you've still got the old db's, then use the native postgres pg_dumpall and psql commands to back them off & restore in their entirity
WhiteRider wrote:Wouldn't this just recreate the database in the old format?
The point of the message telling you that it's an old database is that the structure of the database has now changed so you need to use one created in the correct structure.
I think you're both right to an extent . . . I do still have the old dbs, but I don't actually want to restore them in their entirety, as keggler suggests, but rather import the tournament data into a new one. I would've just imported everything else into the db with the manually entered the tourney info in the first place, but unfortunately, PT3 complains every time I make it active and tells me to create a new db, which is what WhiteRider is getting at.
Anyway, thanks for all your input, but I'm fairly sure at this point that I'm just SOL and will need to schedule an all-nighter somewhere along the way to get all those tourney results back in there. I am, however, a bit hesitant to do so until the lovely folks at PT3 come up with a way to export and re-import tourney results, so that I won't have to go through the same sh...enanigans when the next PostGre version rolls out.
