Hello Rei,
On Wed, 2026-10-28 at 07:07 +0000, Rei Monsura wrote: > Hello Rob, > > I guess I need to rephrase my question. But before that Id like to > give more context first so that you could answer my query well. > > We have a project to implement Intelligent Viewing (IV) App, an > OpenText product. However, due to the current environment of the > client, we can only implement IV version 22.4 having a database of > PostgreSQL 11. That’s the only DBMS certified to run the application. > The client will install/upgrade to the newer version but will only > happen next year. Therefore, were stuck in IV 22.4&PostgreSQL 11 for > now until the upgrade project will happen. > > With this, client is asking if they can install PostgreSQL 11 in > Windows Server 2019 version or they have compatibility issue. We know > that PostgreSQL 11 is already phased out and what were trying to do > now is to use the app in "survival" mode and upgrade when the time > comes > > > Regards, > > Rei Monsura > I don't know anything about Windows. You'll probably have to download the source code for Postgres v11 and compile it yourself. The binaries might still be available. All I can suggest is to go out and buy a cheap laptop, install everything you need on it, run your QA tests and see if it functions. Sorry, but I'm not able to help. Regards, Robert
