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Postgresql Driver Update

Omur Ozbahceliler

Hello,

I'm upgrading our JIRA6.3 instance to JIRA7.10 shortly.

I was wondering if it is worth upgrading the default posgresql driver to PostgreSQL JDBC Driver 42.2.2. Would that be beneficial?

If it is beneficial, do I change "<database-type>postgres72</database-type>" to something else or leave it as it is? I couldn't find any specific documentation for that.

Thank you

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Shannon S

Omur,

The database driver comes bundled automatically so you shouldn't need to upgrade it.

As Ricardo mentioned, the proper upgrade path is to 7.0* first, and then 7.10.

Let us know if you have any questions.

Shannon

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Ricardo Caeiro

Hi Omur,

Please also keep in mind that upgrading Jira to 7.10 from versions beneath Jira 7.0 is a major upgrade. So first upgrade to a 7.0.(...) version before going to the latest version.

Shannon S

Omur,

The database driver comes bundled automatically so you shouldn't need to upgrade it.

As Ricardo mentioned, the proper upgrade path is to 7.0* first, and then 7.10.

Let us know if you have any questions.

Shannon

Omur Ozbahceliler

Hello Ricardo,

Thank you for that. Sorry my message probably wasn't clear enough. I already took a copy of our production and upgraded it as a test environment. I have a fully functional test JIRA7.10 at the moment.

Omur Ozbahceliler

Thank you Shannon,

I will leave the default driver in place.

Omur

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