Postgres Port Change

[Will Adkin]

Hi List,

Following the Postgres discussion with interest - thanks to all contributors!

We are about to upgrade all clients from PG10 to PG14,  we'd like to install PG14 side by side and fully restore to it before deleting 10, however 14 would end up with a different port number in this case. How do we change the the port of a live database so we can then switch the port number of 14 back and not have to mess with client config files?


Best regards

Will



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