Photo Supreme

When I first installed PostgreSQL (in order to run PSU Server edition), I chose version 9.6 as that was the latest that PSU worked with. Now I see version 10 available for some time, and 11 has been released (but PSU doesn't yet work with it). Is there any way to UPDATE the version of PostgreSQL run...

Any possibility you could tell us all and help someone avoid a similar situation?

I'm still on 9.6 with Photo Supreme. I was wondering if 10 had any advantage. Now there is 11???

Other than an aversion to 32 bit, what's the problem here?

Well second time was a charm. V3 and PostgreSQL result in a welcome speed boost and robust feeling.

After 2 hours, error: An error occurred while applying the updates in a record: TPostgreSQLConnection: Execution of query failed (PostgreSQL:ERROR out of memory DETAIL: Failed on request of size 122880. Severity: ERROR SQL State: 53200 Primary Error: out of memory Error Detail: Failed on request of ...

The QuickInstall guide for PSU PostgreSQL (http://www.idimager.com/trial/QuickInstall-PostgreSQL9-PhotoSupreme.pdf) is a little out of date. It describes using pg_admin III, but that program is no longer available. The new one (pg_admin 4) no longer offers the ability to edit settings in the conf fi...

Reading your reply, it looks like you said exactly what I am doing.

So as soon as it is done upgrading to v3, I will run the data exchange tool again.

Ah. I think I get it. I have PSU SQL Server v2 and PSU PostgreSQL v3. So, if I understand correctly, I need to: 1. Update my existing client apps to PSU SQL Server v3. 2. Connect a client to the database to upgrade it to v3. 3. Now run data migration tool to convert database from SQL Server to Posgr...

I went ahead and installed PhotoSupreme PostgreSQL, created an initial database (catalog) on the server called photosupreme (default behavior). However, PhotoSupreme prompted me to select the version of PostgreSQL. The choices only went as high as 9.5, which I selected. My server install is 9.6.4. N...

I'm migrating a SQL Server Express 2012 based install (client/server) to a PostgreSQL 9.6 install (client/server). It appears the PhotoSupremeDataExchange tool will somehow convert the database. However, I have not found any documentation. Obviously I already have the photosupreme database on SQL Se...

I've been running on the multi-user SQL Server version of IDI and now Photo Supreme. It's great to be able to access the catalog with different users and machines. (I actually run it on a Windows server - not locally.) Although I'm somewhat comfortable with SQL Server, the free Express edition has a...

Sweet!

Thanks for answering this, Hert. I guess this is something few people are doing right now.

P.S. Now get back to work on v3! Looking forward to even more goodness.

I would add another option for your workflow, depending on how often you go back and process your RAW files. When I used the predecessor to PS (IdImager Pro), I ingested the original RAW file (processed with Canon Digital Photo Pro), a TIFF file created from the processed RAW file, and then created ...

Michael: Thanks for the suggestions, but they did not help. Hert: FYI, the script to clear the thumbnail db did nothing. SQL Server Express seems to basically ignore any command for a database that is over the limit. However, I was able to get into SQL Server Management Studio and once there, I was ...