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Old 10-06-06, 03:03 AM
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Default Poker Tracker - Who Converted to PostgreSQL?
My database hit it's maximum size tonight (I've been doing a lot of datamining lately). I did some research on the PT forums and see that my options are to:

1. Create a new database for future hands. If I do this, I believe I will NOT be able to view the combined stats from both databases, which is something I would want to do.

2. Convert my Access database to PostgreSQL, which has no maximum file size limit. Apparently, this porcess can take a while, so it's best to run it over night.

I've been bouncing around the PT forum, reading the pors (many) and cons (none, really) of doing the conversion, so I think I'm going to just go ahead and do it.

Before I do though - in hopes that someone who knows what I am talking about is still awake and online at this hour - has anyone done this yet? How did it go? Any recommendations?

Detailed instructions are here, for those interested:
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