Hi,
we currently use zabbix 4.4.10, with postgres 10.12 and timescaleDb
In the upgrade notes I read :
Enabling extended range of numeric (float) values
Numeric (float) data type now supports precision of approximately 15 digits and range from approximately -1.79E+308 to 1.79E+308 (with exception of PostgreSQL 11 and earlier versions)
does it means that we don't have to do the numeric float values upgrade ? And if we don't have to do, do we have the problem regarding the timescaledb with too much chunk ? https://support.zabbix.com/browse/ZB...comment-430816
or this problem only happens on newer Postgresql that support extended range, but have an old timescaledb installation with chunks for 7 days instead of a month ?
we currently use zabbix 4.4.10, with postgres 10.12 and timescaleDb
In the upgrade notes I read :
Enabling extended range of numeric (float) values
Numeric (float) data type now supports precision of approximately 15 digits and range from approximately -1.79E+308 to 1.79E+308 (with exception of PostgreSQL 11 and earlier versions)
does it means that we don't have to do the numeric float values upgrade ? And if we don't have to do, do we have the problem regarding the timescaledb with too much chunk ? https://support.zabbix.com/browse/ZB...comment-430816
or this problem only happens on newer Postgresql that support extended range, but have an old timescaledb installation with chunks for 7 days instead of a month ?
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