On Fri, Jan 6, 2017 at 12:40 PM, Chuck Reed <chuckr...@worleyco.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone, > > > > We have recently upgraded from postgres 9.1 to 9.5. When we create a > database dump from 9.5 and attempt to restore it on another 9.5 server, we > are running into the following warnings retarding the pg_trgm extension: > > > > pg_restore: WARNING: type input function gtrgm_in should not be volatile > > pg_restore: WARNING: type output function gtrgm_out should not be volatile > > > > I’m assuming these functions were added from the 9.1 extension and should > be re-created from the 9.5 extension. This led me to try dropping the > current pg_trgm extension, but it seems like the database doesn’t recognize > it was already created: > > > > =# drop extension pg_trgm; > > ERROR: extension "pg_trgm" does not exist > > > > Trying to re-create the extension doesn’t complain that it’s already > installed, but fails due to the functions already being in place: > > > > =# create extension pg_trgm; > > ERROR: function "set_limit" already exists with same argument types > > > > We haven’t run into this issue before and I am looking for advice on how > to proceed. Should we just manually drop all of the tables associated with > pg_trgm and then attempt to use CREATE EXTENSION again? Any help is greatly > appreciated. > > > See comment regarding "unpackaged" (under old_version) here: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.6/static/sql-createextension.html Ideally you can do this on the 9.1 server which then should make the upgrade go smoothly. David J.
