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Christopher Kings-Lynne wrote:
>> That most people don't know they should use the new one I understand
>> though. But I don't see how this will help against that :-)
> 
> It'll make it easy...

As the miscreant that caused this thread to get started, let me
*wholeheartedly* agree with Chris.  An easy way to get the pg_dump
for the upgrade target to run with the upgradable source
would work wonders.  (Instructions included, of course.)


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