Could this be back patched to the older versions as well?
On Tue, 30 Aug 2005, Bruce Momjian wrote:
Josh Berkus wrote:
Tom,
They've been broken on a fairly regular basis in past releases.
Certainly 7.3 broke every single one because of the addition of
schema syntax ...
Yeah, and we warned people about it, as I recall. Also, we had about 25x
less users then. I think we should put something in the release notes:
WARNING: 8.1's "psql" is not completely backwards-compatible with previous
versions of PostgreSQL.
Here is a patch that will print out (in interactive mode only) a warning
message if a newer client connects to an older major numbered server.
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