postgresql - Heroku: update database plan, then delete the first one -
i updated db plan on heroku quite time ago, following clear tutorial: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/upgrade-heroku-postgres-with-pgbackups
so have 2 db running:
$ heroku pg:info === heroku_postgresql_navy_url (database_url) plan: crane status: available data size: 26.1 mb tables: 52 pg version: 9.2.6 connections: 8 fork/follow: available rollback: unsupported created: 2013-11-04 09:42 utc region: eu-west-1 maintenance: not required === heroku_postgresql_orange_url plan: dev status: available connections: 0 pg version: 9.2.7 created: 2013-08-13 20:05 utc data size: 11.8 mb tables: 49 rows: 7725/10000 (in compliance, close row limit) - refreshing fork/follow: unsupported rollback: unsupported region: europe
i keep receiving mails saying i'm close rate limit on heroku_postgresql_orange_url
. i'd rather delete it, i'd make sure i'm not going loose data. heroku not clear it:
the original database continue run (and incur charges) after upgrade. if desired, remove after upgrade successful.
but can 100% sure data in heroku_postgresql_orange_url
duplicated in heroku_postgresql_navy_url
? because if heroku_postgresql_orange_url
follower of heroku_postgresql_navy_url
, data should big first one.
so need confirmation.
thanks
it sounds me upgrade dumped , reloaded db. new db copy of old one. if that's case, contain data old 1 at time copied - if kept on adding new data old database, data wouldn't appear in new one.
i recommend before dropping db you:
- disable access except
pg_dump
- dump
pg_dump
(or use heroku's tools that) - ... , delete it.
that way, if discover you've made mistake, have dump restore.
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